Decouple the yum repo definition from the package.#168
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bjjsre wants to merge 1 commit intoDataDog:masterfrom
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Decouple the yum repo definition from the package.#168bjjsre wants to merge 1 commit intoDataDog:masterfrom
bjjsre wants to merge 1 commit intoDataDog:masterfrom
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Control management via the manage_repo parameter. This allows for private repos in the case where there might be a network issue between the host and datadog's yum repo. Added some tests for both cases
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@b2jrock thanks a bunch for this PR. We'll check it out and hopefully ship with the new module release! |
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Included in #176, thanks! |
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Control management via the manage_repo parameter.
This allows for private repos in the case where there might
be a network issue between the host and datadog's yum repo, or you just want to
manage the package in your own repo.
Added some tests for both cases