On 11/14/2014 06:42 PM, Josh Cooper wrote:
> This one doesn't work. The puppet agent runs without error, but the
> two packages are not installed! So I'm trying to find out what
> exactly puppet is doing, for example the output of the choco command
> that it's supposed to execute. I'm having a really hard time though
> finding any documentation or debug logging. How can I see what
> puppet is doing when it's running? I have attached the output of
> puppet --debug --onetime
>
>
> Are you sure that class is included in the catalog, it doesn't appear
> puppet ever tries to install those packages.
>
> Also on windows the default package provider is `windows`, so to use
> chocolatey, you need to specify `provider => chocolatey` in your package
> resource or create a resource default.
>
> Also, you'll want to make sure that your package resource requires the
> 'install-chocolatey' exec, so that those steps are performed in the
> correct order.
This.
Also, to do plain old "printf" style debugging, add notify { } resources
to your manifest.
HTH,
Felix
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