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The way in which agent_package_revision is used breaks the ability to set the package version to latest because it is trying to append -<agent_package_revision> to the string latest
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Hello genebean, the packages that puppet uses for the installation do not have a "latest" revision, the revision of the packages is always numeric, and in most cases, it is 1 which is the default value.
Puppet uses .deb or .rpm packages depending on the system to install the components.
Can you elaborate more on what you mean by the latests review?
@c-bordon puppet has an option to set version to latest and, when set, the newest/latest version available to the package manager (yum, dnf, apt, etc.) is used. Setting to latest allows newer versions of a package to be automatically installed.
Not using the puppet latests option is due to the design of our repository, where we have divided the puppet developments according to the Wazuh version. Although puppet development should not be tied to the Wazuh version, we do have specific changes to the configuration parameters that are affected by the Wazuh version to be installed.
For this reason, if you need to install Wazuh version 4.2.7 (the latest version of 4.2) you could use the 4.2 branch of the wazuh-puppet repository.
The way in which agent_package_revision is used breaks the ability to set the package version to
latest
because it is trying to append-<agent_package_revision>
to the stringlatest
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: