default: Set list to empty instead of None

The `eol_opsys` variable should be set explicitly to the empty list
rather than the implicitly `None` otherwise it causes problems down
the line.
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Matěj Grabovský 2021-09-13 10:26:36 +02:00 committed by kevin
parent 628eafed9e
commit 372f845509
3 changed files with 9 additions and 6 deletions

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@ -24,8 +24,9 @@ faf_opsys_list:
- centos - centos
# Clean-up packages of following EOLed operating systems # Clean-up packages of following EOLed operating systems
eol_opsys: eol_opsys: []
# - { opsys: "Fedora", release: "30"} # When not empty, the array should have the following form:
# - { opsys: "Fedora", release: "36" }
# GDPR SAR variables # GDPR SAR variables
sar_script: '/usr/bin/faf sar' sar_script: '/usr/bin/faf sar'

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@ -35,8 +35,9 @@ faf_opsys_list:
- centos - centos
# Clean-up packages of following EOLed operating systems # Clean-up packages of following EOLed operating systems
eol_opsys: eol_opsys: []
# - { opsys: "Fedora", release: "32"} # When not empty, the array should have the following form:
# - { opsys: "Fedora", release: "36" }
# GDPR SAR variables # GDPR SAR variables
sar_script: '/usr/bin/faf sar' sar_script: '/usr/bin/faf sar'

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@ -240,5 +240,6 @@ faf_web_symboltransfer_packages:
# EOLed Opsys # # EOLed Opsys #
############### ###############
eol_opsys: eol_opsys: []
- { opsys: "", release: "" } # When not empty, the array should have the following form:
# - { opsys: "Fedora", release: "36" }