>
> https://theforeman.org/manuals/1.12/index.html#3.5.5FactsandtheENC
> briefly describes these functions at the bottom of the section.
Thanks for pointing me to the specific doc! The documentation is certainly
better and more detailed than I expected.
After, I still don't get:
* what SETTINGS[:facts] is for. Here's the comment:
# send facts to Foreman - enable 'facts' setting to activate
# if you use this option below, make sure that you don't send facts
to foreman via the rake task or push facts alternatives.
This looks like process_all_facts but for the given certname only. It
uploads the facts to the #{url} via the mapped hostname, and then downloads
them from the given certname. What's the use-case here? In the docs,
:facts is always set to true, but I'm not sure it actually does anything
most of the time. (that might be just our environment, though)
* What is no_env for? I see what it does: it removes "environment" from the
facts that are *reported*. I see what the documentation says about it. The
questions are (1) shouldn't this be in SETTINGS? and (2) how does the
presence force puppet to use a particular environment?
* Why is the watch functionality incorporated into this script? Shouldn't
this really be a separate task/script altogether? (I'm thinking of
partitioning of activities via sudo, for instance)
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