If you use either PDK or https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet-lint and are still referring to the http://puppet-lint.com/ website be aware this is NOT a Puppet managed website and the github site https://puppetlabs.github.io/puppet-lint/ has the latest up to date documentation.

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we moved to github actions and that works really nicely for us.. shame you can't go that route

Jenkins, in general, requires a team of dedicated people to maintain and manage. If it's setup, maintained, monitored, and is healthy, then it's bearable to work with as a consumer. I just really hope you don't also have to manage Jenkins itself.

GitHub Actions is a managed system, so it'll be much less of a maintenance burden for your internal team. And it'll be easier to onboard for folks wanting to use it for CI. And GitHub Actions is the community standard for Puppet spec testing nowadays, so you as the Puppet maintainer will be able to get much more help from the community and will be able to use off-the-shelf solutions like the CI pipelines developed by VoxPupuli.

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Hi all. Very strange case. I use vscode with pdk and puppet plugin for vscode to validate my modules. It works perfect but when I add some heredoc text into any manifests vscode stops reporting the issues.

$var1= @("EOT"/)
  Some text with interposlation ${var2}
  | EOT

Did someone face the same issue?

nice, fact override weight: https://support.puppet.com/hc/en-us/articles/218916348 just hit an issue where i needed this, creating a custom cloud provider agnostic fact and a built in cloud.provider fact was messing up my resolution

nice, fact override weight: https://support.puppet.com/hc/en-us/articles/218916348 just hit an issue where i needed this, creating a custom cloud provider agnostic fact and a built in cloud.provider fact was messing up my resolution

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I was looking for the puppet-lint plugins that we have seen in Belgium 1 week ago. I can't remember the name of the developer. He wasn't Graig, he wasn't Ben. He was the 3rd one 😂

Maybe Tim? Hi might have mentioned the voxpupuli lint meta gem.

hello 🙂 here is the plugin https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet-lint-check_unsafe_interpolations this is an MVP and is still a work in progress. Will add a README soon!

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Those extensions are `AND`'d together.

Try:

allow: [
         {
           extensions: {
             pp_cli_auth: "true"
           }
         },
         {
           extensions: {
             pp_service: "atlantis"
           }
         },
       ]

Did you actually make a custom

pp_cli_auth

value called

atlantis

? Or is atlantis the host's certname?

No, that's two items in the

allow

list.

I've got a fact that looks like:

lspci => {
  VGA compatible controller => {
    NVIDIA Corporation => {
      0000:01:00.0 => {
        Device => "GA102 [GeForce RTX 3090]",
        Driver => "nvidia",
        Module => "nvidia",
        Rev => "a1",
        SDevice => "Device 88d5",
        SVendor => "Hewlett-Packard Company"
      }
    }
  }
}

hiera doesn't seem to like :

%{facts.lspci.VGA compatible controller.NVIDIA Corporation}

Do I need to build up something that doesn't use spaces in the name or ..... is there something I'm missing here

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your directory doesn't have spaces, it's

_

, right?

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https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet/blob/7.23.0/lib/puppet/pops/lookup/location_resolver.rb#L76-L97 The answer's in there if you can parse all that 🙂

Yes, in terms of what order to do the upgrade as a best practice. @natemccurdy or others. And also, in that order, who would experience downtime. Upgrade in-place? Stand up new hardware? etc..