Hi!
We use puppet 3.6.2 with several environments. One of them is vagrant based
environment called 'localdev' which is intended for local use only. Also we
keep all the secret data like passwords and related stuff in csv files which
reside in separate repository. We use extlookup() function to get the data from
these csv files. And of course this repo with secret data is unavailable for
those ones who work with vagrant based environment 'localdev'.
For example some of our code looks like this:
smtp_password => $::environment ? {
default => extlookup('smtp_password'),
'localdev' => 'password'
},
When puppet is working with 'localdev' environment it does NOT try to execute
extlookup() function at all. That's what we need.
With current parser everything worked without any problems. But today I tried
to run our manifests with future parser enabled in 'localdev' environment. And
got the following error:
==> node1: Error: No match found for 'smtp_password' in any data file during
extlookup() on node node1.site
==> node1: Error: No match found for 'smtp_password' in any data file during
extlookup() on node node1.site
I assume that future parser tries to execute extlookup() function even if the
current environment is 'localdev'.
So I'm wondering if it is a bug? Or may be it is a normal behaviour of future
parser ?
I hope I explained everything correctly :)
Thanks in advance!
--
Best regards,
Sergey Arlashin
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