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Add support for installing pre-compiled policy packages #253
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overall looks good to me.
The problem i see with binary policies is that for example a binary policy on compiled on EL6 can't be installed on EL7 and vice versa. Even a EL 7.4 compiled module maybe can't be installed on a EL7.3 system. Also makes it not so easy to create beaker acceptance tests.
@vinzent should that be added to the README.md? |
@oranenj can you check the rubocop error? |
I thought I fixed up rubocop errors :| I'm unfortunately a bit busy at the moment, but I'll try to look at this early next week. |
Bleh, I've been way too busy. Just now remembered to run that rubocop. :) |
Add support for installing pre-compiled policy packages
This PR adds support for specifying a source for a precompiled policy package in the
selinux::module
defined type.Currently mostly untested, but I'm submitting this here for review anyway. I intend to test it later today or tomorrow if I don't have time today.