Revert "made print() call Py3 compliant, added checks for Py execs" #95
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This reverts commit ad6ae24.
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@ody merged 'cause if it's causing problems it should be fixed, but can you post more details about the problem? This is a simple enough script I think fixing it is probably trivial |
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The commit that I am reverting causes hard failures in newly deployed infrastructure via https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-autope on GCP with CentOS 7. My suspicion is the addition of
exit 1upon detection that the file did exist, this fails the plan immediately but previously allowed to run to completion.