Fix validate_cmd failing when file resouce is absent #77
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Pull Request (PR) description
Instead of relying on file attribute
validate_cmdI have added a secondary exec to validate the intermediate file.This added exec is triggered by the file resource and in turn triggers the
keytool importexec.This method allows for the case where the intermediate file does not yet exist.
This is a more clunky solution, but it seems to work in my environment.
I'm not sure how to write an rspec test for this.
This Pull Request (PR) fixes the following issues
Fixes #76