When the quickstart file is a loadx version; meaning the file contains the explicit load, then the aem installation check fails; for two reasons:
1) The default assumption is that the resource properties are valid, therefore ensure is defaulted to 'present'; this is an invalid assumption as....
2) The quickstart version jar regex doesn't account for load versions; therefore if the file regex doesn't match exactly, the system assumes the default (in this case, that AEM is installed)
To fix this:
The ensure value should be blank by default; do not copy from the asked-for resource definitions
Account for load or extraneous verision information in the quickstart file.
bstopp
commented
5 years ago
When the quickstart file is a loadx version; meaning the file contains the explicit load, then the aem installation check fails; for two reasons:
1) The default assumption is that the resource properties are valid, therefore
ensureis defaulted to 'present'; this is an invalid assumption as.... 2) The quickstart version jar regex doesn't account for load versions; therefore if the file regex doesn't match exactly, the system assumes the default (in this case, that AEM is installed)To fix this:
ensurevalue should be blank by default; do not copy from the asked-for resource definitions