Relating to issue #6, the server.sls code relies on the mysql state module to make changes without passing credentials. Although there is the arrangement to create a defaults file with the required account settings, the missing step is to tell the salt minion to actually use this file, i.e. write mysql.defaults_file to /etc/salt/minion.
Relating to issue #6, the server.sls code relies on the mysql state module to make changes without passing credentials. Although there is the arrangement to create a defaults file with the required account settings, the missing step is to tell the salt minion to actually use this file, i.e. write mysql.defaults_file to /etc/salt/minion.