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I usually use `bundle install --path .vendor` within a module to scope the installation to the current module

and `bundle exec rake validate` will run all the validations, `bundle exec rake test` runs validation + rspec-puppet

yeah, after `bundle install` it’s clear :slightly_smiling_face:

just to be sure, are EPP validated within our CI/CD as well?

I’m going to spend some time working on ERB to EPP conversion in the nginx module today

which ruby version to use as a reference these days? :slightly_smiling_face:

2.7 and newer should work fine. I use 3.0 at the moment

`"version": "5.0.1-rc0",` :thinking_face:

shall we do a release first then go with erb2epp maybe?

though.. I can do some PRs anyway, we can merge after the release (if any is expected)

we had a release recently, you can do the migration without a prior release

well.. let me switch to ruby 3.0 and do something then :slightly_smiling_face:

`asdf` is amazing but CLI syntax is quite alien.. every time I’m wondering why it so..

```Downloading puppet-7.25.0-universal-darwin revealed dependencies not in the API or the lockfile (CFPropertyList (~&gt; 2.2)).
Either installing with `--full-index` or running `bundle update puppet` should fix the problem.```

we don't track the Gemfile.lock in git, to avoid those errors

ah, right.. I should drop the Gemfile.lock

I did `bundle install` before and forgot about that.. too much coffee

well.. now I see how big is the scope :smile:

```&lt;%= scope.function_template(['nginx/server/location_header.erb']) -%&gt;```
This is a way to include another template, right?

is it possible to override `on_supported_os` from the environment by any chance? e.g. if I’d like to test just ubuntu when calling the `rake spec` or `rspec` directly