Confine requested attributes #3
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Added hiera.yaml variable to confine the requested attributes. Requesting all attributes can lead to "invalid byte sequence in UTF-8" errors and therefore not returning the whole dataset. That's for example the case for the usercertificate field in Active Directories.
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Does this default sanely if attributes are not provided in the conf file? |
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Sorry for the late answer. I couldn't find a problem when the attribute is not provided, it just defaults to query all attributes. |
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Do you like to merge this request or not? :-) |
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Added hiera.yaml variable to confine the requested attributes. Requesting all attributes can lead to "invalid byte sequence in UTF-8" errors and therefore not returning the whole dataset. That's for example the case for the usercertificate field in Active Directories.