Major release which removes support for older versions of Puppet-Agent. Also adds support for Windows Server 2019
- Add support for Windows Server 2019 (FM-7693)
- Add Puppet Strings docs (MODULES-9304)
- Update acceptance tests to improve the quality and efficiency (MODULES-9294)
- Raise lower Puppet bound to 5.5.10 (MODULES-9297)
Feature release including support for Windows Server 2016 and Puppet 6
- Add support for Windows Server 2016
- Convert module for PDK (MODULES-6459)
- Add support for Puppet 6 (MODULES-7832)
- Update tests for Unicode on Windows
- Convert acceptance tests to rspec format (MODULES-5978)
- Update module to conform with rubocop (MODULES-5899)
- Add support for Beaker Testmode Switcher (MODULES-6739)
Minor bugfix release
- Fixed issue with using ALL APPLICATION PACKAGES or ALL RESTRICTED APPLICATION PACKAGES accounts as the identity in a manifest (MODULES-5152).
Major release which removes support for older versions of Puppet-Agent. Also adds support of newer PE versions and fix for a future Puppet Agent release.
- Added compatibility for Windows 10.
- Updated module with Puppet standard module development tools.
- Removed Windows 2003 as a supported Operating System.
- Fixed minor issues in testing due to changes in Gem file dependencies.
- Added support for localization.
- Updated puppet version compatibility for modern Puppet agents (MODULES-4838).
- Fixed issue ACL YAML serialization in Ruby 2.3.x (MODULES-4275).
Small release for support of newer PE versions.
Add Puppet 4 and PE 2015.2.0 to metadata
- README updates
- Acceptance test fixes
- Gemfile changes
Deprecates type
in permissions array has been renamed to perm_type
- Permissions parameter now takes array of hashes with
perm_type
instead of Puppet 4.0 protected wordtype
Bug fixes and typo in metadata summary
This release enables compatibility with x64-native ruby and puppet 3.7
This release merely updates metadata.json so the module can be uninstalled and upgraded via the puppet module command.
Add metadata compatibility for PE 3.2.
This is the initial supported release of the ACL module.