Issue #4248 has been updated by Andrew  Parker.

A correction on what Eric said:

`lib/` subdirectories of modules DO NOT get added to $: in the Puppet 3.0.0 
release. There was some experimentation with this that hacked the 
`Kernel.require` method much like Rubygems does, but that was not put in 
because of the issue of environments and a threaded environment.  At the moment 
our only threaded environment (that I know of) is in webrick, if we can change 
webrick to not using threads, then that greatly mitigates some of the problems 
involved in this.
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Feature #4248: Load "library" plugins that are used by multiple puppet 
functions and delivered via pluginsync
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/4248#change-71686

Author: R.I. Pienaar
Status: Accepted
Priority: Normal
Assignee: 
Category: plumbing
Target version: 2.7.x
Affected Puppet version: 0.25.5
Keywords: 
Branch: 


Because we do not add all module lib directories to Ruby's search path, ruby 
classes that exist only in the modules (because they have not yet been synced 
via pluginsync) cannot be found.  The autoloader correctly loads files from the 
modules, but ruby itself can't load supporting classes.


Old description:

At present we can copy parser functions, types and providers out with plugins 
sync, this works fine.

It seems though we cannot copy out Puppet::Util::* classes - useful for code 
accessed by various parser functions for example.

I need to do something like:

<pre>
require File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../../util/foo.rb'
</pre>

from a parser function since:

<pre>
require 'puppet/util/foo'
</pre>

doesnt work.

I am also keen to be able to copy out new application classes that will tie 
into the puppet single executable thing, i guess these 2 features might be in 
the same realm.



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