I tried ARGV

ah read it wrong

ok, let me test that later again

No, ARGV.

ARGS

is just me trying to confuse you! 🙂

:p

argh?

I have an overlapping meeting, might not make it to the office hour

oh, sorry. I attached a png. That probably didn't make it to IRC?

@bastelfreak heh. And I'll need to cut it short too since I'm heading out on holiday

(I'm ok skipping if people don't have pressing topics)

Somewhere nice?

Portugal and Morocco

okie doke. Let's skip this one. Cheers!

I have opened a place holder PR for AlmaLinux 9 support.

Could I get a quick review on https://github.com/voxpupuli/puppet-yum/pull/282 ? I'm unsure if linter fixes should be skip-changelog or a bug?

Could I get a quick review on https://github.com/voxpupuli/puppet-yum/pull/282 ? I'm unsure if linter fixes should be skip-changelog or a bug?

@vchepkov ++

vchepkov +1! (Karma: 12)

Hello all. I don't mean to be a bugger or to induce a sense of rush (there isn't one), but could I get some feedback on a

puppet-php

PR? The Zend team is working on puppet integrations since Puppet has become a sibling. https://github.com/voxpupuli/puppet-php/pull/671

See the

puppet-php

module at https://forge.puppet.com/puppet/php?src=slack&channel=voxpupuli

looks like puppet-strings is only required for the :release group, my guess is that it is needed for the :test group for puppet-php? might just try adding it manually to the :test group or the global group and rerunning (and if that succeeds making a bug report/checking for a modulesync PR)

Thanks. I'll look into that.

@smortex ++

smortex +1! (Karma: 3)

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@smortex I just discovered yaml-sort! What I want to do is generated sort yaml output from ruby data types. Based on https://github.com/smortex/yaml-sort/blob/330c008c1ba68548c215d8e06e5c41f97720a6d2/lib/yaml/sort/cli.rb#L71-L75 I think the best way to achieve this is to first use YAML#dump to create a yaml string and then re-parse it to get into the mods internal doc format, and then dump it out again. E.g.:

raw_yaml = YAML.dump(doc)
sorted_yaml Yaml::Sort::Parser.new.parse(raw_yaml).sort
puts "---\n#{document}\n"

@smortex I just discovered yaml-sort! What I want to do is generated sort yaml output from ruby data types. Based on https://github.com/smortex/yaml-sort/blob/330c008c1ba68548c215d8e06e5c41f97720a6d2/lib/yaml/sort/cli.rb#L71-L75 I think the best way to achieve this is to first use YAML#dump to create a yaml string and then re-parse it to get into the mods internal doc format, and then dump it out again. E.g.:

raw_yaml = YAML.dump(doc)
sorted_yaml = Yaml::Sort::Parser.new.parse(raw_yaml).sort
puts "---\n#{sorted_yaml}\n"

It would be nice if there was a way to indent arrays but it looks like it is hardcoded to not indent? https://github.com/smortex/yaml-sort/blob/ca8178ded8739b03d13d36dccffd7bc81b87b342/lib/yaml/sort/list.rb#L25

👋 @jhoblitt regarding array indentation, I guess you are referring to what is described in this issue: https://github.com/smortex/yaml-sort/issues/4 ?