even then, other modules may define it as well

yes

only if postgresql:server:db knows how to map the locale parameter to a locale package

Throw a warning if not installed

I mean… what if I put tlh.utf-8 there?

👋

yes, it would need some lookup map

then someone will set your bike on fire

and someone may need the washing machine again

Or go silly and make a fact that checks for what you need

the warning already "exists": psql refuses to create the DB if the locale is not available

some more people here with opinions on https://github.com/voxpupuli/puppet-syntax/pull/181 ?

i'm building a module diff for ra10ke. does someone know how to get the parameter into the rake task without quoting the braces?

bundle exec rake r10k:diff\[branch_a,branch_b\]  NAME    | VERSION_A       | VERSION_B | STATUS  --------|-----------------|-----------|-------- inifile | 5.0.1           | 6.2.0     | changed nginx   | docs_experiment |           | removed rwaffen | v1.0.0          |           | removed

AFAIK that's your shell so you can also use "r10k:diff[branch_a,branch_b]"

Use env vars :)

you are right, my shell dont like me doing plain braces

IIRC it’s possible to pass them after the rake invocation (rake foo BAR=BAZ)

yes, the i have to fetch tm from ENV or do ARGS

then

I always feel that passing arguments to rake tasks is awkward and at some point you should write a proper CLI instead

its very awkward indeed, i also have the feeling this is not supposed to happen 😄

maybe i can integrate optparse somehow

doesn't r10k itself already have it built in?

diffing? no

i didnt find it. please dont say i wasted my time again XD

it does feel like that's something that's close to the tool itself

yep, its the sole thing r10k should do, look if modules in a puppetfile changed 😄

r10k is in a poor state, like so many repos from Perforce :(

I think you should start with Perforce repos in a good state because then you'll be done faster