v1.1.0

First release since 1.0.0-rc1. Closes #29, #30, #31, #32, #33 and #34 (and takes over the idea of the pull request #24).

Supported: Puppet >= 4.9.2 < 9.0.0 and OpenVox 7 and 8, puppetlabs/stdlib >= 5.2.0 < 11.0.0.
The full history is in the CHANGELOG.

Behaviour changes to check when upgrading

• the values are validated more strictly: the Networkmanager::DNS_IPV4, DNS_IPV6 and IPV4_CIDR types used unanchored patterns and accepted almost any string, they now validate the whole value; $ipv6_dhcp_duid of connection (any string before) is validated by the new Networkmanager::DHCP_DUID type as it is in bond and bridge; a malformed value which used to slip through now fails to compile
• the values of the keyfiles are formatted by networkmanager::ini_value according to the GLib key file rules: arrays are written as a;b; (they were rendered as [a, b]), the backslash, new line, tab, carriage return and edge spaces are escaped so that a value can not break the file
• only the method is written to the ipv4 section when it is disabled and to the ipv6 section when it is ignore or disabled, the other settings have no effect there (the idea of the pull request #24 by kbucheli), the sections are prepared by networkmanager::prepare_ipv4_config and networkmanager::prepare_ipv6_config
• networkmanager::ifc::bridge ignored $ipv4_dns, it is written now
• the hash2stuff dependency was removed (#30), the keyfiles and NetworkManager.conf are rendered by the bundled templates/ini.epp
• the unused NMMod::* types and the unused networkmanager::get_ipv6_duid function were removed

New features

• $networkmanager::ipv6_dhcp_duid_default ('auto' by default) is used for the connections that do not set their own $ipv6_dhcp_duid, so a connection with the $mac_address does not need $ipv6_dhcp_duid => 'auto' any more (it failed to compile before); the value 'unset' (for the class and for a connection) does not write the DUID so NetworkManager uses its own default; a connection with the auto DUID and without the $mac_address still fails, with a message that points to the ways out (#29); the DUID is resolved by networkmanager::resolve_ipv6_duid
• an ethernet networkmanager::ifc::connection without $interface_name and $mac_address uses its title as the interface name (it failed to compile before), a title which can not be an interface name fails with a clear message (#31)
• $ipv4_address and $ipv6_address accept more addresses as an array or as a string separated by a semicolon, they are written as address1, address2, ... (a single address is still written as address), verified with NetworkManager from 1.10.12 to 1.54 (#33)
• $ipv4_dns and $ipv6_dns accept also an array of up to 5 addresses (validated by the stdlib IP address types), the semicolon separated string is still accepted and may contain compressed IPv6 addresses
• OpenVox 7 and 8 are supported and tested in the CI (OPENVOX_GEM_VERSION selects it in the Gemfile)
• supported: puppet >= 4.9.2 < 9.0.0 and puppetlabs/stdlib >= 5.2.0 < 11.0.0 (verified against the individual releases); operating systems AlmaLinux, Amazon Linux, Arch Linux, CentOS, Debian, Fedora, Gentoo, Manjaro, Oracle Linux, RedHat, Rocky and Ubuntu (#30)
• REFERENCE.md describes the classes, defined types, functions, data types and the fact

Fixes

• networkmanager::ifc::connection, ::bond, ::bridge and ::vlan build their keyfile through the new networkmanager::compact_keyfile function, the generated files are unchanged
• vlan_parent is a managed connection $id or a plain UUID (NetworkManager does not accept any prefix like UUID=), documented and tested; the parent interface name is deliberately not supported (#34)
• the example in the README used a connection id shorter than the 3 characters required, an invalid DUID and had missing commas, it compiles now (#32)
• the error for an unsupported OS family names the family instead of the garbled message
• networkmanager::ipv6_disable_version does not fail before NetworkManager is installed (the fact is missing then)
• typos in the documentation, the comments and the messages

Maintenance

• the spec tests were rewritten to run against every operating system release listed in metadata.json, a GitHub Actions workflow runs the metadata, syntax and lint checks and the specs on Puppet 6, 7 and 8 and OpenVox 7 and 8
• the parameters of the classes and defined types are documented in the @param format and the lint has no warnings
• the PDK leftovers (Travis, GitLab and AppVeyor configs, .rubocop.yml, .sync.yml, pdk.yaml, .yardopts, .pdkignore, the dev container and VS Code settings, the pdk-* and template-* keys of metadata.json) were removed and the Rakefile was reduced to the tasks used by the tests