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51 master Merge pull request #4 from TJM/issue_3 Fix Issue #3 - version parameter not working push GitHub travis-ci pending completion   set done
50 master Fix serial number options Pull #4 Tommy McNeely travis-ci pending completion   set done
49 master Fix Issue #3* Move dynamic variables into init so they properly populate* Set parameter Data Types (replaces validate_*)* Updated stdlib requirement* Changed notice to notify for no serial_number Pull #4 Tommy McNeely travis-ci pending completion   set done
48 master remove validate_ functions. push Mike Marseglia travis-ci pending completion   set done
47 master bump vmware workstation version to 14.1.0-7370693 push Mike Marseglia travis-ci pending completion   set done
46 master Merge pull request #2 from amosshapira/master Test $::architecture also against values used by Debian/Ubuntu. This adds support for Debian/Ubuntu. push mmarseglia travis-ci pending completion   set done
45 master Use 'x86_64' in the URL path. We exclude any other value anyway. Pull #2 amosshapira travis-ci pending completion   set done
44 master Test $::architecture also against Debian/Ubuntu's value Pull #2 amosshapira travis-ci pending completion   set done
43 master Another attempt to fix the test Pull #2 amosshapira travis-ci pending completion   set done
42 master Fix expression syntax Pull #2 amosshapira travis-ci pending completion   set done
41 master Fix typo in variable name Pull #2 amosshapira travis-ci pending completion   set done
40 master Revert "Use :hardwareisa instead of :architecture" This reverts commit c131dd433. Pull #2 amosshapira travis-ci pending completion   set done
39 master Test architecture against both Debian and non-Debian values Pull #2 amosshapira travis-ci pending completion   set done
38 master Use :hardwareisa instead of :architecture Pull #2 amosshapira travis-ci pending completion   set done
37 master Use $::hardwareisa instead of $::architecture On Debian based systems, `$::architectrue` is converted to `amd64` and fails the test. `$::hardwareisa` seems to be more consistent across the board. Ref: http://stackoverflow.com/a/12696802/164137 ... Pull #2 amosshapira travis-ci pending completion   set done