Issue #3788 has been updated by Nigel Kersten.
This isn't what I would have expected given how require/before work with tags.
running this with --tags=x
<pre>
file { "/tmp/nigelk/one":
content => "one",
tag => "x",
}
file { "/tmp/nigelk/two":
content => "two",
tag => "x",
require => Exec["foo"],
}
exec { "foo":
command => "/bin/echo one > /tmp/nigelk/exec",
}
</pre>
won't run Exec['foo'], but subscribe/notify does.
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Bug #3788: subscribe overrides tags
http://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/3788
Author: Alan Barrett
Status: Unreviewed
Priority: Normal
Assigned to:
Category:
Target version:
Affected version: 0.25.4
Keywords:
Branch:
If an exec subscribes to a file, then running puppetd with "tags=file"
nevertheless runs the exec.
Manifest:
<pre>
$script = "/usr/local/bin/myscript"
$config = "/usr/local/etc/myscript.conf"
file { $script:
source => ...
}
file { $config:
source => ...
}
exec { "run myscript":
command => "${script} ${config}",
subscribe => [ File[$script], File[$config] ],
}
</pre>
Command:
<pre>
puppetd --onetime --test --no-noop --tags=file
</pre>
Result: The files are installed, and the exec is run.
Desired result: The files are installed and the exec is not run.
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