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A workaround for this is to tell puppet to change permissions. See [Puppet Docs](https://puppet.com/docs/puppet/5.3/configuration.html) (not tested in older versions) puppet.conf (on all nodes): ``` [agent] vardir = /opt/puppetlabs/puppet/cache {mode =...

Failing that, I'd be happy with these hard-to-remember options being mentioned in the auto-completion help popup. Also, [my opinion] I can't imagine an instance where I wouldn't want `--progress` on.

> This looks great so far! I like the use of a `ShutdownHook`, and the backend APIs are pretty much exactly what I expected. > > Have you given any...

Another half-baked idea: * Run the jar to shut down the other process, ie `java -jar swarm-client.jar .... -gracefulShutdown` (same command line + shutdown switch) * Communicates with jenkins *...

I just change the command for **refresh-mcollective-metadata** cron in **modules/mcollective/manifests/server/config/factsource/yaml.pp** as follows: cron { 'refresh-mcollective-metadata': command => "facter -p --yaml >${yaml_fact_path_real} 2>&1", ....

@pgassmann : it does work in a second run (although it seems that puppetdb fails to start unless you set disable_ssl to true and match listen_address with puppet::master::config (defaults don't...

Another **use case** for this feature: differentiating between *read-only and write operations*. For example, I can have an unbounded number of concurrent builds that access something (ie read from a...

In my testing, [copying kernel32.dll from the host into the container](https://stackoverflow.com/a/52431041/1735931) resolves this issue. (Also, avoiding -t if using docker run). I'd still like to know whether anybody else is...

@Hillkorn do you have any thoughts about what it would take to suport a configurable property name? I skimmed the code and it seems that it makes two assumptions: 1....

I was able to **work around** this. I was having this issue only in Kotlin builds, and not in Groovy builds. This `build.gradle` works (tag is made without `-SNAPSHOT`): ```gradle...