yes

was a fun night

I am looking at it… Starting from basically nothing so any advice is welcome :-D

"RUN AWAYYY!" :-D

we need to add puppet 8 support somehow

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but maybe we can already revert it.

if reverting doesnt help, we can add concurrent-ruby < 1.2 to our gemfiles and/or update bundler in CI

not yet, thats the problem :D

Okay, I did some testing and I think that 7.25 will help: currently bundler has to "choose" between (puppet < 7.22 and concurrent-ruby >= 1.2) or (puppet >= 7.22 and concurrent-ruby < 1.2). https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet/pull/9058 removed that upper bound.

I guess this will be released in the next few days, so rather that using modulsync to add an explicit "gem 'concurrent-ruby', '< 1.2'" that will have to be removed later, I propose to just wait.

yep

When the 7.25.0 package is available, removing the commit that added the

.24

should make all versions of Puppet working again

SystemStackError: stack level too deep

mhm :D

Hum, I was about to put my alarm clock to be up at 04:30 for the Vox Pupuli monthly sync… but the agenda says 07:30, on the top I see "All sessions displayed in US Pacific time (GMT -08:00)." and as far as I can see, US/Pacific is currently GMT -07:00 :-/

so, what should I trust?

smortex: the meeting is in 7 hours - 18 minutes, if that helps

Yeah, 1 h more to sleep \o/

:D

ah "7h - 18mn" aka 6h + 42mn. Without my off-by-one error that means I have indeed to wake up for 4:30

I can also give you a summary after the meeting, if you prefer to sleep :D

I put events in my calendar and scheduled to work from $HOME so that I can have a nap if needed. Not sure I will be able to do this all the time, but the last few week I was focussed on a lot of non-puppet-stuff and I need some update on what is going on, so this looks the perfect occasion!

LVM is now a supported module party dag https://forge.puppet.com/modules/puppetlabs/lvm/readme

\o/

can I use environment variables in .fixtures.yml? I would like to choose the branch of a dependency based on an env var

maybe you can choose fixtures file based on something.. but not sure if this is configurable or hardcoded