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Hello. I'm new to Vox Pupuli. I've read your documentation, but I still have a question. Do I need to get some approval if I wanna commit somewhere I haven't been a maintainer before? Now, I'm in the 'collaborators' group, and it looks like I have permission, but I still prefer to ask.

weastur: we generally prefer that any code that's written is reviewed by someone else, but I don't think we have strict rules

weastur: and if in doubt, always feel free to share the PR here and someone will take a look

weastur: Sorry for the late reply, I jsut saw your buffer. We always work with pull requests. It doesn't matter if that person has direct write access or not

has anyone an example for a puppet v3 functions that's documented with puppet-strings?

mhm, is that even supported

@Alex Fisher ^ do you know if puppet-strings works on v3 functions?

I couldn't find any v3 function that actually has docs 😄

ah maybe https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-stdlib/blob/276e7b7cd97580c9c08b264b3727e5902df1f487/lib/puppet/parser/functions/dos2unix.rb

ah maybe https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-stdlib/blob/276e7b7cd97580c9c08b264b3727e5902df1f487/lib/puppet/parser/functions/dos2unix.rb

I guess so. https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet-strings/blob/f4522efeb1cc199b55b62d5662129e941e26363b/lib/puppet-strings/markdown/function.rb#L31

I guess so. https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet-strings/blob/f4522efeb1cc199b55b62d5662129e941e26363b/lib/puppet-strings/markdown/function.rb#L31

I always found it a bit fussy with even modern API functions though, so YMMV.

ewoud: Did you get chance to look at that puppet_metadata PR? I'll swap you another random theforeman doc PR or something! :)

nope, between Foreman branching and Foreman RC1 release

yeah, I've noticed you've been busy there. You can have a manual PR anyway. Two tics...

Of course before I create my one liner patch, I have to figure out which repo the manual moved to first.

ignore me. It didn't go anyway, I was just looking at an old commit...

o/

I do stuff like ruby -I/some/paths /my/script param1 paramN

in /my/script I require a file. In that required file I need to figure out what param1 is, but without changing code in /my/script. Anyone has an idea?

in theory there is $* which provides all arguments, but I think that only works directly in /my/script and isn't inherited to my required file

@bastelfreak ARGV is accessible globally??

yes, but it's an empty array in libs

only the initial script has data in ARGV

not for me.

Or am I missing something?

ah ARGS