James Howe
James Howe
The packages from Debian are maintained separately from this repo. If they have changed the default user, then you probably need to manually change the ownership of the existing files/directories....
On closer inspection, #30068 was never merged, and #29831 went stale.
@Oloremo the linked PR didn't change the pillar behaviour. It's still `KeyError` by default.
I see what you mean. You are correct - that is a breaking change.
Because then it will raise `KeyError` instead of returning `None`.
Please provide the output of `salt --versions`, details of any master/minion differences, a reproduction case, and anything else from the bug report template that is relevant.
I think I've got a similar issue. This is including https://github.com/saltstack-formulas/letsencrypt-formula via gitfs. ``` include: - letsencrypt ... - require: - sls: letsencrypt ``` >``` > Comment: The following requisites...
Did it do the same in v3004, or is this new behaviour?
Related: #54791 and #57541 I suggest using `file.serialized` instead of the very outdated `network.managed`, along with a `cmd.run`: ```yaml netplan apply: cmd.run: - onchanges: - file: /etc/netplan/* ```
Reopening due to multiple reports of not being fixed.