I can ping craig in slack if you want

it looks like find_all { … }.last was changed to reverse.find { … } and that doesn't appear to work on hashes, but I haven't dove deeper

I'm going to be afk for a bit, so pinging craig is probably a good thing

@Craig Gumbley ^ can you take a look at this? looks like there's something broken with parsing the .fixtures.yml in puppetlabs_spec_helper 5.x

hmm yeah sure thing

ok cool, i will fix this asap. Are you OK to pin to an older version while I sort it?

I know that isn’t ideal but I don’t want to hold things up more than I already have!

so I opened https://github.com/rubocop/rubocop-performance/issues/336 because of the invalid suggestion

and https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs_spec_helper/pull/381 hopefully fixes it again

and I see Craig opened one at the same time …

That fix should be in 5.0.3 now

thanks!

Zhenech: now the question is, what is the avg time for such requests to be completed

I have a few more open tickets^^

bastelfreak, knowing the inner workings of big corps (trying not to say corpses), I prefer not to bet in this matter.

between one day and never

heeeeeeeeey meena

Good morning, Zhenech

morning o/

Hi all, question. https://github.com/voxpupuli/puppet-mongodb/actions/runs/4013898948/jobs/6893782779 Could it be the case that during this test the

mongo

command isn’t really executed so for that reason

mongo_eval

response with a

nil

? So this would only happen during rspec testing?

what do people use for a firewall module here nowadays? looking for nftables compatibility... it looks like the puppetlabs/firewall module has some nftable compatibility, but it's not clearly stated...

See the

puppetlabs-firewall

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

there is https://github.com/voxpupuli/puppet-nftables but I haven't used it

anarcat: I use the nftables module, works fine

the nftables module is excellent imo, and I would highly recommend it, especially over the firewall module

nice, thanks

i have heard it's rather opiniated

e.g. it clears all rules on changes, which can break things like libvirt or docker

i have that problem with my current firewall module too, mind you, so it's not something i expect to be fixed, but i wonder what people's experience with that is as well

I'm not sure that's something that I would consider a problem. It is designed to manage the firewall, so it manages the firewall. A firewall is definitely something that should be rigidly controlled from somewhere, and the nftables module has a nice interface that gives you broad control from a controlrepo.