add repo_source for custom Debian repo #1298
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bastelfreak
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bastelfreak
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Hi @elfranne, thanks for the PR. Can you please rebase against our latest master branch? That will fix some of the travis issues. Can you also take a look at the used email address in the commit? It isn't associated with your github account. Please also add a unit test that sets a custom repo. |
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Let's see if Travis and @bastelfreak are happy with that. |
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Thanks! |
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add repo_source for custom Debian repo
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Pull Request (PR) description
repo_source enables you to set a custom url for the Debian repo.
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This allows you to use your own repo to install Nginx or to use http and cache the packages on your local network.