wc -l

returned 38

bastelfreak: btw, I don't know if you saw but in beaker_puppet_helpers I took the approach of building the module and then run puppet module install /path/to/module.tar.gz which will respect metadata.json

ah nice. Haven't seen that yet

and since it's just a single puppet module install invocation, it should be much faster and a single transactino

and you won't get the issue where it tries to install stdlib 8 but then a later module only accepts stdlib 7

so you create a .tar.gz from the module we're testing and pmt will install that + all deps?

correct

neat

using puppet-modulebuilder, so it doesn't sync the whole module anymore either

didn't know pmt supports that

I thought it was a very elegant solution

yes it is

there isn't such a thing as named arguments in a function call, right?

https://github.com/voxpupuli/puppet-systemd/pull/324 I could use a release :)

ewoud: can I help with any wrt https://github.com/theforeman/puppet-puppet/pull/869 and https://github.com/theforeman/puppet-puppet/pull/868 ?

once the former is fixed I can fixup the latter and the tests should pass

lavamind: I really need to wrap up a migration first, then I can take a look

gotcha

but I think I'm closing to migrating our backups from Dirvish, which is unmaintained since 2014 or so, to Restic

then I can turn off the old backup server

nice

but adapting an existing puppet module, still not sure it saved me time :P

:D

it did taught me bout the lest() function, which can be like a better pick() (which doesn't deal with undef well)

lest() is nice! I’m using it frequently (

$x = $a.dig('foo', 'bar').lest || { 'default value' }

)

though can use

get()

in this particular example I think..

morning

morning

can I get a review for https://github.com/voxpupuli/puppet-nginx/pull/1541