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ini_manage.options_absent: only works in test mode (TypeError: unhashable type: 'list') #33590
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@morganwillcock i'm also seeing the same thing on centos7:
test=True:
Looks like this needs to get fixed. Thanks |
This was broken in 7ac43c7. Working on a fix. |
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Fixed ini.options_absent. Resolves #33590.
@morganwillcock This should be fixed by #33606. Do you have a moment to give that a try and confirm this is fixed? |
@rallytime That fixes it for me, thank you. ---------- ID: cleanup_usbdlm_configuration Function: ini.options_absent Name: C:\Program Files\USBDLM\USBDLM.ini Result: True Comment: No anomaly detected Started: 17:28:47.266000 Duration: 11.0 ms Changes: ---------- |
@morganwillcock Great! Thanks for confirming. |
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Everything still looks okay when testing state:
salt salt-test state.apply test=True
...but actually applying it no longer works:
salt salt-test state.apply
This was working fine on 2015.8.8-2 and 2015.8.10, but seems to be broken after upgrade to 2016.3.0
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