hmm.. it seems there is no way to catch a Puppet function exception in a Bolt plan (even when wrapped with another plan with _catch_errors => true)

catch_error is careful to only catch objects that derive from

Bolt::Error

class. What type of error are you trying to catch?

actually, I’m not really sure yet 😄 I’m writing a kind of

kubectl

wrapper Puppet function to use it in Bolt. So I’m thinking about error processing and retries

Cool. yeah in your function definition (the ruby file) you will want to make sure you are doing robust exception handling. If you want to raise Bolt::Errors in that code for use with catch_errors that should work.

maybe I was thinking about a helper library function to use underneath.. but then I can rescue the exception and convert it in the Puppet Ruby function to the Bolt::Error also..