Clarified target attribute for cron type to note that it's a user, not a file...#1233
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Clarified target attribute for cron type to note that it's a user, not a file...#1233pdxmph wants to merge 1 commit intopuppetlabs:masterfrom pdxmph:cron_type
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Without this patch applied the behavior of `target` in the cron type isn't made clear. This is a problem because users report trying to use a file as the target instead of the intended username, producing unexpected results. This patch clarifies the behavior of `target` by improving the description docstring.
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Merged into 3.0.x in 63404d1 |
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Addresses https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/15513 "Resource type 'cron' fails with 'target' parameter" by clarifying that a username is the target, not a file.