Use puppetlabs-apt to handle apt-transport-https #348
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Breaking change as if you previously were using a Debian-flavour, but not using wheezy, jessie, stretch, trusty, xenial, you now need to handle installation of apt-transport-https yourself. |
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puppetlabs-apt 4.4.0 now handles installation of apt-transport-https for a selection of Debian families: wheezy, jessie, stretch, trusty, xenial. This change should also ensure that this module works on Debian 10, which no longer has the apt-transport-https package. Fixes voxpupuli#345
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puppetlabs-apt 4.4.0 now handles installation of apt-transport-https for
a selection of Debian families: wheezy, jessie, stretch, trusty, xenial.
This change should also ensure that this module works on Debian 10, which
no longer has the apt-transport-https package.
Fixes #345