Fixes #8909: missing rudder_expected_reports.csv.res when starting the agent for the first time after an update - technique changes #1013
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| # Directly call the cleanup bundle from ncf's logger_rudder |
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You may as well call this log_rudder, because that's it's future name
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Yes, it should be done for 3.2+
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This depends on Normation/ncf#423, don't merge yet |
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OK, merging this PR |
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https://www.rudder-project.org/redmine/issues/8909