Hi, Stig Sandbeck Mathisen wrote (31 May 2016 13:06:19 GMT) : > In theory (and documentation) the puppetdb-termini package must match > the version of the puppetdb you are connecting to. In practice, the > puppetdb-termini is updated less frequently than puppetdb, and it may > work without updating, but without any promises.
> Debian only accepts one version of a package at a time. This may > prevent you from upgrading puppetdb to a version not supported by the > puppetdb-termini in Debian, and when the puppetdb-termini package in > Debian is updated, you may have to update your PuppetDB installation to > follow. Good to know. It seems that the most common use cases can be handled relatively easily by maintaining puppetdb-termini in stretch-backports in addition to Stretch itself, so Debian stable users at least can choose between using a PuppetDB corresponding to the version of Puppet shipped in Stretch, or or a more up-to-date one. > Apart from that, it does not look very hard at all to build only the > puppetdb-termini from the puppetdb source. Good! I've filed a RFP: #826551. Cheers, -- intrigeri
