Fixed missing software inventory on RedHat based systems #2908
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A previous fix to add package inventory for AIX and adding ability to influence default package manager and inventory via augments introduced this bug. The commit was: 8729217 There was a typo that used the class cfe_yum_package_module_supported instead of cfe_python_for_package_modules_supported. The first class is undefined anywhere in policy. The second class it the correct one. Ticket: ENT-11850 Changelog: none
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acceptance_tests relies on nightlies and apparently ubuntu 22 testing-pr failed to produce a package. |
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A previous fix to add package inventory for AIX and adding ability to influence default package manager and inventory via augments introduced this bug.
The commit was: 8729217
There was a typo that used the class cfe_yum_package_module_supported instead of cfe_python_for_package_modules_supported.
The first class is undefined anywhere in policy. The second class it the correct one.
Ticket: ENT-11850
Changelog: none