rabbitmq_plugin not working properly with RabbitMQ 3.10.x #909
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The rabbitmq_plugin resource use the "rabbitmq-plugins"-command when enumerating enabled plugins. Starting with rabbitmq 3.10, this command will output a informational message: 'Listing plugins with pattern ".*" ...' which can be hidden with the -s or -q parameter. However, this approach will break rabbitmq_plugin on older versions of RabbitMQ. This patch implements a workaround that simply ignores the outputted line if it exists. Fixes: voxpupuli#909
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The rabbitmq_plugin resource use the "rabbitmq-plugins"-command when enumerating enabled plugins. Starting with rabbitmq 3.10, this command will output a informational message: 'Listing plugins with pattern ".*" ...' which can be hidden with the -s or -q parameter. However, this approach will break rabbitmq_plugin on older versions of RabbitMQ. This patch implements a workaround that simply ignores the outputted line if it exists. Fixes: voxpupuli#909
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The rabbitmq_plugin resource use the "rabbitmq-plugins"-command when enumerating enabled plugins. Starting with rabbitmq 3.10, this command will output a informational message: 'Listing plugins with pattern ".*" ...' which can be hidden with the -s or -q parameter. However, this approach will break rabbitmq_plugin on older versions of RabbitMQ. This patch implements a workaround that simply ignores the outputted line if it exists. Fixes: voxpupuli#909
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Resolve an issue with extra output from `rabbitmq_plugin` in versions >= 3.10.x Fixes voxpupuli#909
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The rabbitmq_plugin resource use the "rabbitmq-plugins"-command when enumerating enabled plugins. Starting with rabbitmq 3.10, this command will output a informational message: 'Listing plugins with pattern ".*" ...' which can be hidden with the -s or -q parameter. However, this approach will break rabbitmq_plugin on older versions of RabbitMQ. This patch implements a workaround that simply ignores the outputted line if it exists. Fixes: voxpupuli#909
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Abovementioned command returns the following:
What behaviour did you expect instead
A list of plugin resources and their ensured status.
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