* WIP Testing Approach
* WIP Testing Approach
* WIP Testing Approach Work
* WIP Testing Approach
* adding acceptance test for windows Amazon EBS.
* modify wrapper string to use Set-Variable
* fixing unit tests
* cleanup
* updated approach to use -file instead of inline powershell execution.
* adding more scenarios for acceptance test.
* using writeString for file directly.
* changing variable name
* updating test case. cleanup.
* updating test case
* updating test case
* updating test case - nested try catch
* adding unit test for None Execution Policy
* adding unit test for None Execution Policy
* fix test case
Previous version was v0.33.0, which was detected vulnerable to
GO-2025-3503.
This is unlikely to be a bug that causes significant security concerns,
but we fix that with this commit regardless.
* modifying the for loop to preserver user inputted variable files preference
* adding test cases
* pr comments + refactoring the for loop for better readability.
* pr comments + refactoring the for loop for better readability.
* pr comments | handling default case
* adding additional test case
* fixing test cases
* fixing test cases. creating a subdirectory to add a test case for both hcl and json auto var files
* adding test case for json auto var file
This commit adds 3 new HCL2 functions:
* `sum`: computes the sum of a collection of numerical values
* `startswith`: checks if a string has another as prefix
* `endswith`: checks if a string has another as suffix
This method will be used to validate and fetch the correct
HCPPackerRefistry block to be used in HCP build
hcl: check for multiple HCP Packer registry block
hcl: support for top level HCP Packer Registry
hcl: deprecation warning for build block based hcp config
The backport assistant bot fails all the time on the current version.
While it's not clear what's the reason of the failure, this commit
bumps the version of the assistant from 0.3.4 to 0.5.3 in an attempt to
fix that problem.
It was possible to put the same source 2 times in the build and when
using HCP, it would error eventually since they are considered the same
build from HCP side
As the rest of the build process was updated to remove references to the
Build interface exposed by the SDK, we change the usage of such types in
the hcp internal package, so they are typed with *CoreBuild too.
The GetBuilds function, available on both HCL2 and legacy JSON
configuration objects, used to return the Build interface.
This typing by interface is not useful in this instance, since all the
uses of `GetBuilds' are self-contained within Packer, and we're never
using any other implementation for it than `*CoreBuild`.
We've been relying on the dynamic type for all the builds being
*CoreBuild in some places of the code, so to avoid potential surprises
in the future, we'll change the signature now so it returns only
concrete types.
