Issue #12052 has been reported by Thomas Nygreen.
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Bug #12052: No error message printed if package installation fails due to
broken dependencies
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/12052
Author: Thomas Nygreen
Status: Unreviewed
Priority: Normal
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Category: package
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When using a package statement to install a package, and that package has
broken dependencies, puppet continues without printing an error message. I
found out that `aptitude -y install package-name` returns a 0 exit status code
even if the package name does not exist, or the package has broken
dependencies. Puppet already reads the output from aptitude to check for the
first case, but misses the case with broken dependencies.
Instead of searching for /Couldn't find any package/ in the output from
aptitude, the install routine should check if the package was actually
installed, using something like
dpkg-query -W -f='${Status}' package-name
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