Sven Sporer wrote:
Hi, as John already noted, I'd avoid relying on --noop output to
gauge the success of a Puppet run[1], but instead get in the
habit of performing real tests. This means testing the bootstrap
process of new servers, using Vagrant and serverspec or
something similar.
That's
Hi, as John already noted, I'd avoid relying on --noop output to gauge the
success of a Puppet run[1], but instead get in the habit of performing real
tests. This means testing the bootstrap process of new servers, using
Vagrant and serverspec or something similar.
[1] not entirely, of course;
On Wednesday, April 2, 2014 12:12:14 PM UTC-5, Drew Raines wrote:
>
> Hello!
>
> I'm running `apply --noop` regularly. I would really like to also
> do it on a fresh machine before changing bits on the disk.
> Unfortunately this fails for Service types because their init
> scripts don't yet
