(11299) Feature/1.6.x/plist support#109
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Vendoring Christian Kruse's CFPropertyList to handle plist reading/writing due to its native support for binary and xml plists without having to use Foundation libraries.
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As discussed on IRC this code is still in progress, so I'm just closing for now. Also the branch to merge into is up for discussion/debate I presume. |
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(CFACT-88) Replace string utility functions with those in Boost.
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CFPropertyList (http://github.com/ckruse/cfpropertylist by Christian Kruse) is a Ruby library that can read/write XML AND binary plist files without having to use the 'plutil' command on OS X. The end-result is exponentially faster Puppet runs that have to query/stop/start OS X services.