Issue #6102 has been updated by Nick Moffitt.

Nigel Kersten wrote:
> If we're showing diffs, we should show the diff between nothing and the file.

Likewise during file removals, I would hope.
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Feature #6102: Please show contents of created files when using --verbose
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/6102

Author: Nick Moffitt
Status: Accepted
Priority: Normal
Assignee: 
Category: file
Target version: Telly
Affected Puppet version: 2.6.3
Keywords: file diff verbose noop
Branch: 


Let's say I run `puppet agent --environment=development -t --noop` on a client 
in order to get an idea of what changes *would* be made.  If I am replacing a 
file that already exists, I get a diff.  

Unfortunately if I am creating a file that did not previously exist (a 
situation that is common in development of new modules, which I would be eager 
to test this way), I see only something like `…/ensure: is absent, should be 
file (noop)` and no more.

Given that we know the source of the file, and have the ability to get its 
contents *somehow*, could we have some sort of 
really-no-I-want-verbosity-please option that permits us to see the contents of 
files that would be added?  

In the above scenario, the developer who gets an understated "I would make a 
file here" log line would have to go pawing through the module and manually 
reason out the contents of that file.  This is error-prone and defeats the 
purpose of this sort of dry-run testing.  It is difficult to get a review on a 
change when the results cannot be viewed in full.



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