ewoud: can you do a new release for https://github.com/ekohl/metadata_json_deps

also I hacked https://github.com/voxpupuli/beaker-hostgenerator/pull/261 together to get hcloud support

bastelfreak: https://rubygems.org/gems/metadata_json_deps/versions/0.6.0

perhaps I should have made it 1.0.0

:D

next time

thanks for the release

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Review needed: https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-apt/pull/1073

@bastelfreak Review needed: https://github.com/voxpupuli/puppet-archive/pull/474

@bastelfreak Review needed: https://github.com/voxpupuli/puppet-archive/pull/474

@Robert Vincent please please rubocop :)

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I can have a look tomorrow and fix the master branch if it has any issues

ewoud: when I do

bundle exec beaker-hostgenerator

, do you know if I can pass the fqdn like we do it with BEAKER_setfile?

Seems centos 6/7 (maybe 8 as well) are failing globally on the org. It can't seem to get a connection to the VM

connection closed by remote host

and

connection reset by peer

has anyone seen that before?

any chance those are runners that github updated from ubuntu 20.04 to 22.04?

Hmm, maybe we should consider not using

ubuntu-latest

but bump it manually in our GHA_puppet repo

Now it's way easier than running modulesync 😛

you can give it a try. I'm not sure if ubuntu 22 is causing this

i am using this in my CI :

BEAKER_setfile: ubuntu2004-64server.m{hostname=<http://smtpd-server.example.com|smtpd-server.example.com>}-ubuntu2004-64client.a{hostname=<http://smtp-client.example.com|smtp-client.example.com>}

yes, but I'm not sure how I can pass it to beaker-hostgenerator

it doesn't read the BEAKER_setfile environment variable

i am using beaker-hostgenerator

and passing it on the CLI doesn' work either

strange it works in my CI

strange it works in my CI

but you're calling the beaker rake task and not beaker-hostgenerator directly I assume?

In the gitlab-ci.yml :

variables: 
    PUPPET_INSTALL_TYPE: agent 
    BEAKER_IS_PE: 'no'  
    BEAKER_PUPPET_COLLECTION: puppet7 
    BEAKER_debug: 'true' 
    BEAKER_setfile: ubuntu2004-64server.m{hostname=<http://smtpd-server.example.com|smtpd-server.example.com>}-ubuntu2004-64client.a{hostname=<http://smtp-client.example.com|smtp-client.example.com>} 
    BEAKER_HYPERVISOR: docker 
  script: 
  - bundle exec rake beaker

see, that's something different 🙂