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I'm suggesting that the bind-utils package is added on EL7 installs since it's needed for the linux.dig package, which is installed by default. Since it's a default package, it's not clearly noticeable that there is a readme and the linux.dig won't fail until the user tries to run it.

I'm suggesting that the bind-utils package is added on EL7 installs since it's needed for the linux.dig package, which is installed by default. Since it's a default package, it's not clearly noticeable that there is a readme and the linux.dig won't fail until the user tries to run it.
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👍 Thanks!

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Thanks for the contribution 👍

We've had chat about something like this in past.

From one point, linux pack is part of the core and ideally to install the dependencies needed for it to work properly. From the other side, someone would prefer to keep it minimal or don't use linux pack as well as don't bring additional dependencies.

I think I'm fine if we list all the dependencies for better user experience.

To make this PR complete, let's please add the following:

  1. list all the package dependencies that linux pack may rely on (from https://github.com/StackStorm/st2/tree/master/contrib/linux/actions)
  2. include dependencies for both rpm and deb manifests (packages might have different names)

I just hope EL6, EL7, EL8 have no diff in naming for the packages we'll need. Same for U14,16,18.

@punkrokk punkrokk closed this Jul 16, 2020
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