If you were on 2.6.4 (and probably earlier) and
> if you managed a file with the source parameter and
> if the local file was absent or content differed, we wrote out:
>
> !ruby/sym type: !ruby/sym absent
!ruby/sym owner: !ruby/sym absent
>
> to state.yaml, even if you weren't auditing.
>
I can not find a version where it logs the type as absent for a content
difference. It always/only seems to log type absent when the file being
managed is actually absent.
I'm using:
File { audit => all, }
file { "/tmp/bar":
source => "file:///tmp/foo",
}
and either
rm /tmp/bar
or
echo bleck > /tmp/bar
with git bisect between 2.6.5rc2 and 2.6.2
Is there something else I'm missing to reproduce this?
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