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However, it is clear from the puppet logs as well as from keycloak admin event logs that the config is changed on every puppet run (where it calls the authentication/config/ endpoint and sends the defined config as JSON). The API is called even when I have not changed the values of the config in puppet or in Keycloak. There does not seem to be a check in https://github.com/treydock/puppet-module-keycloak/blob/149c85b15b70fb51d5630054fd00c2ce92525462/lib/puppet/provider/keycloak_flow_execution/kcadm.rb that would compare the old settings with the new settings and ignoring the update when there are no actual changes. Would it be possible to include such a check, so that there is not an admin event on every puppet run? Thank you!
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I have defined a keycloak_flow_execution for several realms with the following code:
However, it is clear from the puppet logs as well as from keycloak admin event logs that the config is changed on every puppet run (where it calls the
authentication/config/
endpoint and sends the defined config as JSON). The API is called even when I have not changed the values of the config in puppet or in Keycloak. There does not seem to be a check in https://github.com/treydock/puppet-module-keycloak/blob/149c85b15b70fb51d5630054fd00c2ce92525462/lib/puppet/provider/keycloak_flow_execution/kcadm.rb that would compare the old settings with the new settings and ignoring the update when there are no actual changes. Would it be possible to include such a check, so that there is not an admin event on every puppet run? Thank you!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: