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MODULES-11188: trim physicalpath for iis_application resource #330
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iis_application is a typethat may have no external impact to Forge modules. This module is declared in 4 of 578 indexed public
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@LukasAud is going to be pushing this PR through along with some new changes. |
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I have tested the latest change with the code supplied in the Jira ticket and everything works as expected now. |
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Prior to this commit, there was an attempt to fix an issue where puppet could not handle a trailing '/' at the end of a physicalpath. While it stopped users from creating resources with trailing '/', it did not fix existing IIS entities that already had the trailing '/'. This commit aims to complement the previous code by removing trailing '/' in physicalpaths for existing resources.
Prior to this commit there were some unit tests that would fail due to the additional checks inserted in the latest fix. Some of the previous code would also not work as intended and lint was throwing warnings at some formatting choices made. This commit aims to provide a number of small fixes to deal with both, lint warnings and small errors in previous code that would make unit tests fail.
Prior to this commit several fixes were implemented to deal with the problem described in the JIRA ticket MODULES-11188. As a result of those changes, the behaviour of the module regarding physicalpaths was slighly altered. This commit aims to update the README file to inform users about the previously existing issue and the measures that the module will take to deal with it.
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LGTM
Failure on test's is a transient timeout
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