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Add Bookworm to theforeman.org #2186

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@@ -100,6 +101,26 @@ echo "deb http://deb.theforeman.org/ plugins {{page.version}}" | sudo tee -a /et
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I see the others use Puppet 7 and there are Puppet 7 packages for Bookworm. Should we first update everything to Puppet 8 or keep this consistent and use Puppet 7?

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I've seen the same and my brain went "well, we'll end up on p8 anyway, so lets use p8 and update the rest later (or before)"

I can submit a s/7/8/ PR separately and then rebase this ontop?

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I can submit a s/7/8/ PR separately and then rebase this ontop?

I think that'd be great.

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@ekohl ekohl merged commit 7403cd1 into theforeman:gh-pages Oct 23, 2024
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