On May 11, 2010, at 10:59 PM, Richard Crowley wrote:
The confusion here is that we're kind of mid-transition in the
system right
now - we haven't yet completely transitioned to using
Puppet::Resource. You
need to be creating an instance of a 'user' resource class:
user = Puppet::Type.type(:user).new(:name => "demo", :ensure
=> :absent)
I discovered Puppet::Resource::Catalog#create_resource which calls the
Puppet::Type subclass' constructor a little differently and then calls
Puppet::Resource::Catalog#add_resource with the resulting Puppet::Type
subclass instance. Is this the right way to go for the future?
Just create the resource like I said, in a generate method. This way
Puppet will take care of adding it to the catalog, and it will do some
smart things like if there's a duplicate resource in the catalog,
it'll prefer that resource over your generated one, assuming it's made
by a human and thus more specific.
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