You have to figure out the resource[:name] var yourself for
self.instances. The resource hash is not meant to be used at that
stage.
The goal for self.instances is to retrieve all existing resources (and
their attributes) without prior knowledge from Puppet. This is how
Puppet creates its internal
Puppet doc didn't have the usual subcommand caveat about configuration settings
being valid command line options, nor did it explicitly call out the three
settings that it actually cares about.
I opted to do the latter, since the number of relevant settings was so small.
Note that --environment is
In the near future, we (well, probably Zach Leslie, Ben Hughes, or James
Turnbull) will be setting up a script[1] to automatically send
notifications of newly opened, and closed GitHub pull requests to the
puppet-dev mailing list.
The goal of this is to bring more visibility to the pull requests t
For our first few weeks, the open source team has been working on a
fairly disparate selection of highly-voted and otherwise high-priority
tickets. While these are no doubt important, we'd like to shift our
focus to more cohesive, high-level goals (which will encompass many of
the same highly-voted
On 13 June 2011 10:24, Peter Meier wrote:
>
> > If you deleted the target, it wont recreated. What is diff(filea,fileb)
> > returning when one of its arguments does not exist ?
>
> it looks like it returns an empty string. I fixed this in my work on the
> module[1].
>
> ~pete
Eeek, how did I mi
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> If you deleted the target, it wont recreated. What is diff(filea,fileb)
> returning when one of its arguments does not exist ?
it looks like it returns an empty string. I fixed this in my work on the
module[1].
~pete
[1] https://github.com/duriton
