Re: [Puppet Users] Re: Announce: Puppet 3.3.0 Available
On 2013-15-09 3:11, William Van Hevelingen wrote:
Hi Henrik or Eric,
Is it possible to error on failed lookups? This is useful for replacing
the fail('osfamily not supported') lines in most params.pp files. Ryan
mentioned the same thing in the ticket and I wasn't sure if it was resolved.
It currently returns undef if the value is not found.
It should error if a parameterized class does not get a value for a
parameter (and it has no default value), but it does not do that for an
explicit lookup.
It has been brought up earlier that it is a bit klunky to lookup a value
and use a default as a check is needed. I can imagine changing the
lookup signature to take name, type and default. If no default is given
it could be made to raise an error if name does not exist.
Regards
- henrik
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Re: [Puppet Users] Re: Announce: Puppet 3.3.0 Available
On 2013-14-09 9:05, Robin Powell wrote:
In the announcement, http://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/16856 is
introduced as data in modules, and that we should see ARM-9 (
https://github.com/puppetlabs/armatures/blob/master/arm-9.data_in_modules/index.md
).
But #16856 itself never references ARM-9 that I can see, but only
references ARM-8 (
https://github.com/puppetlabs/armatures/blob/master/arm-8.puppet_bindings/index.md
).
Please tell me, which of ARM-8 and ARM-9 are actually implemented in
3.3.0? I understand in either case it's not considered a completed
work, but I'd like to know at least what to be looking at.
ARM-9 ('data in modules') is fully implemented as described and is
included in 3.3.0. It is considered to be a complete work. It is based
on the ideas in ARM-8 'puppet bindings' (which thus is partially
implemented; usage of the bindings system for an updated ENC, the
concrete Puppet DSL syntax, and a couple of the more exotic types of
bindings are not implemented in 3.3.0)
I updated issue 16856 with links to ARM-9 and to the example that was
just posted from ProPuppet.
It is experimental in the respect that we want to get it in-front of
people to get feedback on usability and to find issues. Based on that
feedback and when later released it may change in a backwards
incompatible way compared to the experimental version. We will do our
best to not introduce such breakage.
Hope that better explains the status of ARM-9 (data in modules) and the
difference between it and ARM-8.
Regards
- henrik
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Re: [Puppet Users] Re: Announce: Puppet 3.3.0 Available
Hi Henrik or Eric,
Is it possible to error on failed lookups? This is useful for replacing the
fail('osfamily not supported') lines in most params.pp files. Ryan
mentioned the same thing in the ticket and I wasn't sure if it was resolved.
It currently returns undef if the value is not found.
On Sat, Sep 14, 2013 at 8:26 AM, Henrik Lindberg
henrik.lindb...@cloudsmith.com wrote:
On 2013-14-09 9:05, Robin Powell wrote:
In the announcement,
http://projects.puppetlabs.**com/issues/16856http://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/16856is
introduced as data in modules, and that we should see ARM-9 (
https://github.com/puppetlabs/**armatures/blob/master/arm-9.**
data_in_modules/index.mdhttps://github.com/puppetlabs/armatures/blob/master/arm-9.data_in_modules/index.md).
But #16856 itself never references ARM-9 that I can see, but only
references ARM-8 (
https://github.com/puppetlabs/**armatures/blob/master/arm-8.**
puppet_bindings/index.mdhttps://github.com/puppetlabs/armatures/blob/master/arm-8.puppet_bindings/index.md).
Please tell me, which of ARM-8 and ARM-9 are actually implemented in
3.3.0? I understand in either case it's not considered a completed
work, but I'd like to know at least what to be looking at.
ARM-9 ('data in modules') is fully implemented as described and is
included in 3.3.0. It is considered to be a complete work. It is based on
the ideas in ARM-8 'puppet bindings' (which thus is partially implemented;
usage of the bindings system for an updated ENC, the concrete Puppet DSL
syntax, and a couple of the more exotic types of bindings are not
implemented in 3.3.0)
I updated issue 16856 with links to ARM-9 and to the example that was just
posted from ProPuppet.
It is experimental in the respect that we want to get it in-front of
people to get feedback on usability and to find issues. Based on that
feedback and when later released it may change in a backwards incompatible
way compared to the experimental version. We will do our best to not
introduce such breakage.
Hope that better explains the status of ARM-9 (data in modules) and the
difference between it and ARM-8.
Regards
- henrik
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