I know this is an old thread, but I was wondering if there was any update
to this?
I have a use case for this, as ideally I'd want to be able to export/import
smart-class parameters, not just for backup/migration, but also for review
and auditability.
On Friday, March 10, 2017 at 4:33:56 PM UTC-5, Tom McKay wrote:
>
> Trying to work around data backup and mirroring for a customer I took a
> stab at smart-class-parameters. This is what I have so far[1]:
>
> $ hammer csv smart-class-parameters --export --search access_log
> Name,Description,Class,Parameter Type,Default Value,Hidden Value,Use
> Puppet Default,Required,Validator Type,Validator Rule,Merge Overrides,Merge
> Default,Avoid Duplicates,Override,Override Order,Override Match,Override
> Value,Override Omit,Override Use Default
>
> access_log,"",squid::config,string,*****,,true,false,regexp,a*c,false,false,false,Yes,"fqdn,hostgroup,os,domain",,,,
>
> access_log,"",squid,string,${$squid::params::access_log},,false,false,"",,false,false,false,Yes,"fqdn,hostgroup,os,domain",,,,
> access_log,,,,,,,,,,,,,Remove All,,,,,
> access_log,,,,,,,,,,,,,Override,,fqdn=devel.example.com,abc,No,No
> access_log,,,,,,,,,,,,,Override,,hostgroup=OpenShift Container
> Platform,,Yes,Yes
>
> access_log,"",squid::config,string,*****,,true,false,regexp,a*c,false,false,false,Yes,"fqdn,hostgroup,os,domain",,,,
>
> access_log,"",squid,string,${$squid::params::access_log},,false,false,"",,false,false,false,Yes,"fqdn,hostgroup,os,domain",,,,
> access_log,,,,,,,,,,,,,Remove All,,,,,
> access_log,,,,,,,,,,,,,Override,,fqdn=devel.example.com,abc,No,No
> access_log,,,,,,,,,,,,,Override,,hostgroup=OpenShift Container
> Platform,,Yes,Yes
>
> Basically, each param is output. If it has overrides, a separate row per
> override is output with the "Override" column indicating that this row is
> different. It's a way I've found useful for mixing nested concepts.
>
> I don't like the "Remove All" and will likely replace it with a command
> line option. The intent is this: Sometimes I want to just add something,
> not caring what is already there. Other times I want to force the object to
> exactly match the input.
>
> For the primary rows, when a column is present (not all columns need to be
> included during import), then the resource has that value set. If the param
> doesn't exist, it is created.
>
> Not being at all familiar with smart class parameters, I don't really know
> if this is useful or correct. For example, what is the hidden value and
> should it be a column? I imagine that I'd perhaps want to set the hidden
> value (import) but never export it?
>
> If this looks useful, feedback welcome. If not, I won't complete it.
>
> [1]
> https://github.com/thomasmckay/hammer-cli-csv/blob/puppet/lib/hammer_cli_csv/smart_class_parameters.rb
>
>
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