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Correct name attribute for user resource #66
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+1 - Cookbook is useless without this fix. |
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Correct name attribute for user resource
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Converting over to the new LWRP in v1.3.0, the user resource errors out with complaints that the name is not set. The user provider looks to set @name to new_resource.user while all the subsequent code calls for @user. This change flips to @user. This tests correctly on my local instances.