Fix nftables module check function doesn't understand that braces are optional #67079
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…nd that braces are optional
dmurphy18
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Dec 2, 2024
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Should use f-strings at this point.
Can you email [email protected] to discuss salt extensions too, since this PR has your attention and reaching out to you has failed so far.
BTW pipelines are under development, so it will be a while before they are running correctly, hopefully by the end of the week,
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Fixes #67078
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The braces are effectively ignored for comparison purposes
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