(ISSUE-1036) Conditional gnupg include added to init.pp
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Originally removed as it was causing `gnupg` to be installed in all OS when it wasn't needed, removing it seems to have caused a dependency cycle in the relevant Debian family OS for certain community members. Adding the include back within a conditional statement to solve the issue while still preventing it from being included when unneeded.
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Originally removed as it was causing
gnupgto be installed in all OS when it wasn't needed, removing it seems to have caused a dependency cycle in the relevant Debian family OS for certain community members.Adding the include back within a conditional statement to solve the issue while still preventing it from being included when unneeded.