Hi Erik,
I was thinking of just having the 'module' subcommand shove things into
$confdir/faces/ if the module is tagged as a face.
Installing them as a gem is irritating, but doable. It doesn't really keep
things tidy within the ecosystem though.
I actually don't like pluginsync'ing them since
Well, faces can be installed as gems as well if they are packaged that way.
Some modules include both functions and faces though, my puppetdbquery
module would be an example of that. It could of course be split into
different parts for the functions and the face, but I'm not entirely
convinced of t
Hi All,
I was building a custom Face and realized that there really should be
another way to handle these in the local filesystem.
The current method for adding Faces, as evidenced by 'strings', seems to be
to drop them in as a module.
I dislike this for two reasons. First, they're cluttering up
