Hi, I'm using puppet with a centralized puppetmaster pushing config to many client nodes. Most of the configuration files that puppet manages are static and served via the puppet fileserver (running on the puppetmaster). I often find myself making changes to a node's config file, testing those changes, and then manually adding those changes to the corresponding file on the puppetmaster. Is there any way for me to cut out this last step? That is, does puppet have any support for propagating config changes from a client node back to the puppetmaster? In the case of static files, it seems that puppet has enough information to determine which client config files should be pushed back to the puppetmaster, so this seems at least theoretically possible.
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