Shane Lee

Sweet... now we need to figure out why these tests are failing

@bdrung Unless this gets a test today, it's not going to make it into Sodium.

The failing tests might be related. ``` repo_content = "deb {opts} [https://repo.saltproject.io/py3/{}/{}/{arch}/latest](https://repo.saltproject.io/py3/%7B%7D/%7B%7D/%7Barch%7D/latest) {} main".format( self.fullname, > self.grains["lsb_distrib_release"], self.grains["oscodename"], arch=self.grains["osarch"], opts=opts, ) E KeyError: 'lsb_distrib_release' ```

I don't think we support M1 macs yet, neither in classic packaging nor onedir packaging.

@jonbenning Looks like pre-commit is failing. No single-quotes... only double-quotes for strings. That includes doc strings.

Starting in Salt version 3004 we allowed the user to install salt anywhere and defaulted to the `Program Files` directory. This also moved config data to the `ProgramData` directory. The...

I am also seeing this. I'm trying to implement `truststore` into Salt and I'm seeing this error when Salt tries to download files.

Yeah, I'm not that familiar with the code. I'm trying to figure out what we're doing...

@oogali Could we get a changelog and a test written for this

I have confirmed this bug. The file and symlink are actually created, but the state returns an error. I tested on CentOS 8 Stream with Salt 3006.1