2009/11/16 Thomas Bellman <bell...@nsc.liu.se> > > John Warburton wrote: > > > I am trying to find a workaround to get functions to work with > > environments in modules as they won't be fully supported until 0.26.x > > (http://projects.reductivelabs.com/issues/1175) > > > > I can't get the workaround in bug #1175 to work - it may only have > > worked in 0.24.x > > > > Also the workaround at the end of > > http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/UsingMultipleEnvironments > > refers to "plugins", so I am thinking it too may be a 0.24.x solution > > > > If anyone has more detailed solutions to get functions in modules to > > work with environments in 0.25.x, it would be appreciated > > If you can live with having all environments share the same custom > functions and custom types, you can set the libdir parameter globally > for puppetmasterd, i.e, in either the "main" or "puppetmasterd" section > of puppet.conf. I would suggest setting it only for puppetmasterd, so > as not to "pollute" stand-alone puppet with that. > > Luckily, I've reached the state where I have a fairly stable set of > custom functions and types, so I don't have to play that dance very > often, but I'm still looking forward to getting #1175 fixed. > > Thanks Thomas - my functions are pretty stable and are to set variables from complex data structures, so I've worked around the issue to get the function read a config file based on environment. Just have the chicken and egg situation to get this implemented
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