It's great to hear you found the problem, that should be easier to not get
wrong. What docs were you following when you made this?
As to why it works the first time but not others… I can only think it had
something weird to do with file naming, but I can't really imagine what.
On May 2, 2012,
Please review pull request #737: Update acceptance tests to use confine instead of skip_test loops opened by (mkincaid)
Description:
2.6.x specific tests only. Counterpart to #734 and #736 for the 2.6.x branch.
Opened: Thu May 03 01:24:00 UTC 2012
Base
Please review pull request #736: Update acceptance tests to use confine instead of skip_test loops opened by (mkincaid)
Description:
This is a counterpart to #734: this pull request addresses tests in the 2.7.x branch.
Opened: Thu May 03 01:21:44 UTC 2012
2.7.14 released today. We will continue maintaing 2.7.x for a while now.
On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 5:09 PM, Jo Rhett wrote:
> On May 2, 2012, at 7:35 AM, Peter Meier wrote:
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> Unlikely, as up to now usually two major releases were supported for quite a
> while. Why do you assume it died?
>
>
> I
On May 2, 2012, at 7:35 AM, Peter Meier wrote:
> Unlikely, as up to now usually two major releases were supported for quite a
> while. Why do you assume it died?
I saw RCs but no shipment, and then comments about the tree being frozen.
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On Wed May 02 23:56:42 UTC 2012 pull request #194 was closed.
Maint/1.6.x/revert windows domain commit requested by (jeffweiss)
The pull request was merged by: jeffweiss
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Please review pull request #193: (#12864) Windows: get primary DNS from registry opened by (jeffweiss)
Description:
Windows does not expose the host's primary DNS suffix via WMI, only the
registry. This commit adds a registry helper class and will retrieve the
primary DNS
Please review pull request #735: Bug/2.7.x/14288 gem provider fails on bad input opened by (daniel-pittman)
Description:
Previously, when the output of the gem command contained a line that didn't
match it was returned as nil - but the rest of the provider didn't handle
t
Please review pull request #734: Update acceptance tests to use confine instead of skip_test loops opened by (mkincaid)
Description:
Now that the test harness supports confine :except, :platform = 'windows' (and the like), update the tests to use that syntax.
This addres
On Wed May 02 21:28:17 UTC 2012 pull request #192 was closed.
Ticket/1.6.x/12864 windows primary dns suffix requested by (jeffweiss)
The pull request was merged by: jeffmccune
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On Wed May 02 20:57:11 UTC 2012 pull request #202 was closed.
(maint) fix missing colon requested by (justinstoller)
The pull request was merged by: justinstoller
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On Wed May 02 20:31:24 UTC 2012 pull request #201 was closed.
(maint) adds multi-platform test networks requested by (justinstoller)
The pull request was merged by: justinstoller
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Please review pull request #733: (#14136) Emit debug/warnings when Augeas provider fails to load files opened by (domcleal)
Description:
The messages and information from /augeas//error are now printed to debug when
the provider opens Augeas, allowing file parse errors to
Please review pull request #201: (maint) adds multi-platform test networks opened by (justinstoller)
Description:
Opened: Wed May 02 20:13:24 UTC 2012
Based on: puppetlabs:master (ccfccfd74c60bad9154e6511db44ae506e8bcb54)
Requested merge: just
Please review pull request #732: (#8235) Improve Hiera data_binding test coverage opened by (kelseyhightower)
Description:
Add tests to exercise Hiera lookup for real, none of that stubbing stuff.
These test only run if Hiera is installed.
This patch does not introduce a
Just FYI, there is some discussion of a partially-overlapping concern going
on in this ticket:
http://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/13210
On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 12:04 PM, Dan Bode wrote:
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> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 9:11 AM, Andrew Parker wrote:
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>> It can also be asked as "is passing nil or
On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 9:11 AM, Andrew Parker wrote:
> It can also be asked as "is passing nil or undefined as the value of a
> class parameter the same as not specifying that class parameter at the
> point of use at all?"
>
I am pretty sure that this behavior as it relates to undef is already
s
Please review pull request #731: Fixed hash ordering dependency in a test opened by (zaphod42)
Description:
Seen as a failure in CI when we started adding more patchlevels of ruby
to test against. Fix is a backport of the fix that appears on the 2.7.x
branch.
Please review pull request #47: (#13600) Monkey patch mktmpdir on ruby 1.8.5 opened by (haus)
Description:
The yaml_backend spec test uses mktmpdir in its tests, which is not available
on ruby 1.8.5. This fix defines mktmpdir using the 1.8.7 method if the method
is not av
Okay,
I figured out what I was doing wrong...
I did not place the provider inside it's own directory in lib ('lib/
puppet/provider/simple/simple.rb').
Foolish.
Still, perhaps somebody can explain why this works the first time, but
subsequently fails?
Any info appreciated.
Thanks,
On May 1, 9
It can also be asked as "is passing nil or undefined as the value of a class
parameter the same as not specifying that class parameter at the point of use
at all?"
This way of phrasing it makes me think twice about this behavior, because it
now means that you can't look just at the point of us
Zitat von Jo Rhett :
On Apr 30, 2012, at 10:57 AM, Daniel Pittman wrote:
As of this morning the Puppet codebase has been frozen in preparation
for the Telly release.
Does this mean that 2.7.14 "died in the thunderdome" ?
Unlikely, as up to now usually two major releases were supported for
Jeff McCune writes:
> What does it mean for the codebase to be "frozen?"
A common interpretation is "No new toys, please. We'll try to make the
ones we already have work together, as intended."
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