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Francesco Duranti commented on PUP-6822
Re: Windows agents should be able to apply a 'stopped' service resource even if the service doesn't exist
I agree with James Pulver, the linux approach seems good enough or at least it will be nice to have a flag/boolean to decide if you want an error (also on linux) or the "not an error because the service is not running/not enabled". One good enough use case is that you want to stop a service before uninstalling a software. I'm normally using this approach on linux but now having the same service/package also on windows I should differentiate completely because I cannot just "stop" the service because after the software uninstall I start to get an error for every puppet run.
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