When reading salt’s source code, it seems we have a ‘source_hash_update’ option on “archive.extracted”, however when I added so, salt complains:
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Warnings: 'source_hash_update', 'group' and 'user' are invalid keyword arguments for 'archive.extracted'. If you were trying to pass additional data to be used in a template context, please populate 'context' with 'key: value' pairs. Your approach will work until Salt Carbon is out. Please update your state files. |
Let’s see the current output.
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# salt-run manage.versions Master: 2016.3.2 Minion requires update: ---------- cl-jenkins: 2015.5.3 ip-172-31-49-237.ec2.internal: 2015.5.3 redis-devel2: 2015.5.3 |
So let’s update the minions to 2016.3.2, I’ve put /srv/salt/upgrade_salt/init.sls as following:
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fetch_install_salt_script: cmd.run: - name: curl -L https://bootstrap.saltstack.com -o install_salt.sh update_minion: cmd.run: - name: sh install_salt.sh -P |
And execute it, however I found all my minions are gone. After investigation, the problem is there’s an invalid keyword in /etc/salt/minion:
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2016-xx-yy 03:25:42,516 [salt.minion ][ERROR ][4724] Invalid keyword 'standard' for variable 'master_type' |
Therefore I need to replace ‘standard’ with ‘str’ to fix it. (Remember to restart the salt-minion service.)
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# salt-run manage.versions Master: 2016.3.2 Up to date: ---------- cl-jenkins: 2016.3.2 ip-172-31-49-237.ec2.internal: 2016.3.2 redis-devel2: 2016.3.2 |