Unparsable version range: ">3.x"

[Sebastian Otaegui]

Hello, 

I have created this module https://forge.puppetlabs.com/spantree/phpldapadmin some time ago.

I tested it with 3.6.2 and 3.7.3 and it has no issues doing "puppet module install spantree/phpldapadmin"

I have a user reporting that while using my module with puppet enterprise 3.3.0 on centos 6.5 he gets the following error:

[vagrant@localhost ~]$ puppet module install spantree/phpldapadmin

Notice: Preparing to install into /home/vagrant/.puppet/modules ...

Notice: Downloading from https://forgeapi.puppetlabs.com ...

Error: Unparsable version range: ">3.x"

Error: Try 'puppet help module install' for usage

I checked my metadata.json and there is no reference to any version 3.x

https://github.com/Spantree/puppet-phpldapadmin/blob/master/metadata.json

Need help to be able to troubleshoot this issue as it does not seem related to my module

Should I hit the pe-users list instead of this one?

Regards

[Felix Frank]

Sounds like the user should come asking for help :-)

This will be painful, with you relaying all requests and information.
Anyway - can the user add --trace to the `puppet module` invocation? Not
sure if that works in this context, but worth a shot, to see where this
is coming from in the first place.

Apart from that, they should try and find that version range somewhere
on the target system ,no?

HTH,
Felix

[Sebastian Otaegui]

I tried this on a vanilla system myself and could reproduce :)

I'll check

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