Issue #7928 has been updated by Felix Frank.
Hi Jesse, excellent question.
<pre>
define my_notify() { notify { $name: }}
define my_exec() { exec { $name: refreshonly => true } }
schedule { "not-ever": period => "never" }
notify { "me-first": }
exec { [ "notify-me", "notify-me-wrapped" ]:
command => "/bin/echo foo",
refreshonly => true;
}
class schedule_test {
notify { "not supposed": schedule => "not-ever" }
my_notify { "not supposed either": schedule => "not-ever" }
}
class loglevel_test {
notify { "invisible": loglevel => "debug" }
my_notify { "invisible too": loglevel => "debug" }
}
class before_test {
notify { "me-firster": before => Notify["me-first"] }
my_notify { "me-firstes": before => Notify["me-first"] }
}
class require_test {
notify { "me-later": require => Notify["me-first"] }
my_notify { "me-latest": require => Notify["me-first"] }
}
class subscribe_test {
exec { "/bin/echo i shall run":
subscribe => Notify["me-first"];
}
my_exec {
"/bin/echo i shall run too":
subscribe => Notify["me-first"];
}
}
class notify_test {
notify { "i cause a run": notify => Exec["notify-me"] }
my_notify { "i cause a run too": notify => Exec["notify-me-wrapped"] }
}
include schedule_test
include loglevel_test
include before_test
include require_test
include subscribe_test
include notify_test
</pre>
Require and before appear to work perfectly well.
As for notify and subscribe, well:
<pre>
puppet apply test.pp | egrep Trigger\|executed
notice: /Stage[main]//Exec[notify-me-wrapped]: Triggered 'refresh' from 1 events
notice: /Stage[main]//Exec[notify-me]: Triggered 'refresh' from 1 events
notice: /Stage[main]/Subscribe_test/My_exec[/bin/echo i shall run
too]/Exec[/bin/echo i shall run too]: Triggered 'refresh' from 1 events
notice: /Stage[main]/Subscribe_test/Exec[/bin/echo i shall run]/returns:
executed successfully
notice: /Stage[main]/Subscribe_test/Exec[/bin/echo i shall run]: Triggered
'refresh' from 1 events
</pre>
Not how everything is triggered, but the only exec that actually **runs** is
the one that isn't wrapped and subscribes.
However, this is consistent with 0.25.5 behaviour:
<pre>
puppet test.pp | egrep Trigger\|executed
notice: //subscribe_test/Exec[/bin/echo i shall run]/returns: executed
successfully
notice: //subscribe_test/Exec[/bin/echo i shall run]: Triggering 'refresh' from
1 dependencies
notice: //subscribe_test/My_exec[/bin/echo i shall run too]/Exec[/bin/echo i
shall run too]: Triggering 'refresh' from 1 dependencies
notice: //Exec[notify-me-wrapped]: Triggering 'refresh' from 1 dependencies
notice: //Exec[notify-me]: Triggering 'refresh' from 1 dependencies
</pre>
Summarizing:
- before and require are unaffected
- notify and subscribe seem to have been broken for a while, and possibly more
severely? [unless I'm misreading this]
- loglevel and schedule are afflicted by a regression
On a sidenote, I tried and bisected this, but the git history is apparently
horrible - 90% of the checkouts wouldn't work for one reason or another, so I
gave up.
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Bug #7928: Metaparameters are not expanded to resources inside defines
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/7928
Author: Felix Frank
Status: Unreviewed
Priority: Normal
Assignee:
Category:
Target version:
Affected Puppet version:
Keywords: metaparameter, define, schedule, loglevel
Branch:
This is apparently a 2.6 regression. Consider the following manifest:
<pre>
define my_notify() { notify { $name: }}
schedule { "not-ever": period => "never" }
class schedule_test {
notify { "not supposed": schedule => "not-ever" }
my_notify { "not supposed either": schedule => "not-ever" }
}
class loglevel_test {
notify { "invisible": loglevel => "debug" }
my_notify { "invisible too": loglevel => "debug" }
}
include schedule_test
include loglevel_test
</pre>
It's not supposed to generate any notifies, ever, which holds true for 0.25.5.
With 2.6.8, it consistently displays both the wrapped notifies.
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