fix(roles): refresh apt cache before upgrade on Debian#286
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Apply the same fix as 587dc13 (icinga2_agent) to the other roles that upgrade a package to `state: latest` on Debian-family hosts. apt does not auto-expire its cache the way dnf does, so without an explicit refresh the upgrade can run against a stale cache and miss newer versions (e.g. security updates). Affected: php (php:update), mariadb_server (mariadb_server:upgrade), monitoring_plugins.
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Follow-up to 587dc13 (
fix(roles/icinga2_agent): refresh apt cache before upgrade on Debian).That fix addressed the stale-apt-cache problem only in
icinga2_agent. The same pattern (upgrading a package tostate: lateston Debian-family hosts without refreshing the apt cache first) exists in three other roles. apt does not auto-expire its cache the way dnf does, so without an explicitapt updatethe upgrade can resolve against stale metadata and miss newer versions, e.g. security updates.Changes
Add an
apt updatetask (update_cache: true,changed_when: false,when: os_family == "Debian") right before thestate: latesttask in:state: latesttasks under thephp:updatetag (Update php php-fpm composerandUpdate PHP modules).Install latest mariadb-serverunder themariadb_server:upgradetag.install linuxfabrik-monitoring-plugins*in the package install path.RHEL-family hosts are unaffected, since dnf refreshes its metadata on its own.
CHANGELOG updated.