FreeBSD has py36-salt packages which handle all dependencies, etc - simple as pkg install -y py36-salt and then enabling it.  Don't need dependencies or git hacks.

Add 2019.11.04 sha and tornado warning

missed a freebsd_9_stable_deps part

Co-Authored-By: Denys Havrysh <Denys.Gavrysh@gmail.com>

move FreeBSD specifics to be under 'FreeBSD Install Functions'
remove old code that was left in there just for reference while debugging

_SALT_ETC_DIR=${BS_SALT_ETC_DIR:-/usr/local/etc/salt}
Says if variable is not set, set it to that.  By the time the script gets this far down, the variable is already set, so have to hardcode it to be /usr/local/etc/salt - part of the reason I had an 'if' statement around line 242, before the variable is set to default.

remove () in a call to shell function.

Co-Authored-By: Denys Havrysh <Denys.Gavrysh@gmail.com>

${salt_conf_file} no longer needed, this conf file for saltstack repo which is not used.

We now use symlinks that always point to latest

Actually default to Py2 like the docs say
Allow and actual version to be passed
Handle older versions
Write-Output when starting service

Use Latest instead of detecting latest

The latest and greatest version of ShellCheck seems to have more
hardened rules. This currently breaks CI tests in lint phase and
shows error messages for untouched lines in a PR.

It would be better to freeze the SC version and update it explicitly
with fixing all new founded issues.

Pin previous release of ShellCheck in CI tests

Fix `.drone.yml` signature

…and Stable

…image

Fix Amazon Linux 2 Python 3 support and other clean up

…SIGSEGV

Updated Opensuse from 15.0 to 15.1 to get past Opensuse curl induced SIGSEGV

readme.rst, adds minimum Salt version for python3

Update version, ChangeLog and AUTHORS for stable merge