Don't fail if cron isn't installed when setting up systemd timer #147
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* `cron` isn't always installed and is not required when using a systemd timer, so make sure setup doesn't fail when we check if there's already an installed cron timer Signed-off-by: Woomymy <[email protected]>
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Merged. Thanks for the addition. (test failures seem to be due to some Arch thing) |
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The task checks if there's already a cron timer installed for borg, but if cron isn't installed the tasks fails. This small PR makes sure role execution continues even if cron isn't installed