Yes, that's a limitation you get from relying on hashes in your
hierarchy. Tough call.
Of course, you *could* override the entire hash where necessary. Or, you
could cut out the top level of the hash and make each hash key a hiera
key instead:
countrydata_us:
option1:
option2:
...
countryda
I tried that, but in that way I cant override internal vars of the hash
(option1) in different files of the hiera hierarchy,
because I need to ask to hiera for the entire hash.
El miércoles, 20 de noviembre de 2013 13:16:50 UTC-3, Felix.Frank escribió:
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> Hi,
>
> you can use a hash, either fro
Hi,
you can use a hash, either from hiera or in your manifest.
$config = {
"country1" => { "option1" => "value1", "option2" => ... },
"country2" => { "option1" => ... }
...
}
In the template, you can access it like this e.g.
<% data = config[country] -%>
...
">
...
Careful, this is unt
Hi,
I need to parse the a template, with different values, to generate
different config files in each country I need to config.
The template is used inside a define, this define is used one time for each
country.
I need that each time y execute this define, the vars used by the template
have dif
