Kristian Van Der Vliet

```diff --git a/engine/resources/packagekit/packagekit.go b/engine/resources/packagekit/packagekit.go index 2ec3dfc..53f9174 100644 --- a/engine/resources/packagekit/packagekit.go +++ b/engine/resources/packagekit/packagekit.go @@ -171,8 +171,13 @@ func NewBus() *Conn { if err != nil { return nil } + logf :=...

If you're still having problems with this I just opened https://github.com/brint/wordpress-cookbook/pull/71 that solves this for all of the `set_unless` cases and makes the cookbook more wrap-able.

This is probably a missing flag in the git invocation E.g. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2236743/git-refusing-to-fetch-into-current-branch

To give you an overview of how the Secrets system is supposed to work: 1. Organizations are a 1st class concept. Users can belong to one or more Organization, and...

The error implies that the users 'secret' has not been set; if you ran cyclid-db-init that should have Just Worked. Can you confirm that you ran cyclid-db-init and what the...

Perhaps even better, the ability to template a file from the job context; this would allow the user to E.g. generate things like Fog configuration files with API keys inserted...

The test error is because the tests have ``` before :each do @ssh = class_double('Net::SSH').as_stubbed_const allow(@ssh).to receive(:start).and_return(true) end ``` in order to mock the `Net::SSH.start` method, but that destroys the...

The failing test will be skipped unless the RUN_SSH_TESTS environment variable is set, so at least RSpec will pass.

Likewise Oj should be used in `:strict` or `:compat` mode when de-serializing input from the API.

Secrets are fairly easy: 1. When an organization is created, create a suitable key pair (E.g. an X509 public & private key) 2. Store the private key on the server...