Add workaround for Amazon Linux repo location issue #101
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Checks are failing because ruby <2.4.x has been deprecated by puppet5, I think @yankcrime needs to bump up the ruby version on his tests. |
Use Ruby 2.4
As per influxdata/influxdb#5035, Amazon Linux sets the yum $releasever variable to "latest", which means that standard RedHat repo configuration won't work. The suggested workaround in the issue above is to hardcode the release version to 6 on Amazon Linux. There is an open issue with Telegraf to fix packaging for Amazon Linux (among others): influxdata/influxdb#6454. However, given that it's been open over two years now, I'm not holding my breath.
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Thanks for this, @ouroboros8 |
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As per influxdata/influxdb#5035, Amazon Linux
sets the yum $releasever variable to "latest", which means that standard
RedHat repo configuration won't work. The suggested workaround in the
issue above is to hardcode the release version to 6 on Amazon Linux.
There is an open issue with Telegraf to fix packaging for Amazon Linux
(among others): influxdata/influxdb#6454.
However, given that it's been open over two years now, I'm not holding
my breath.