Issue #19459 has been updated by Bruno Leon.
Well I didn't know it was possible to pass {} directly in the yaml file.
This will indeed make this request unusefull, because my main concern was to
have to pass something as the hash when an empty one is fine.
Thanks for your quick replies.
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Feature #19459: create_resources() should accept hash keys with no parameters
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/19459#change-84001
Author: Bruno Leon
Status: Needs More Information
Priority: Normal
Assignee: Bruno Leon
Category:
Target version:
Affected Puppet version:
Keywords: create_resources
hash
Branch:
When using create_resources(), you must pass a hash as the first parameter,
each key being the title of one resource of the given type (passed as first
arg).
A key with an empty hash as its parameters translates as such in Puppet DSL:
create_resources( file, {'/tmp/foo' => {}} )
When using hiera, you would have something like:
create_resources( file, hiera('myfiles') )
And the yaml:
---
myfiles:
'foo':
This however will not be interpreted as an empty hash but rather as nil, which
in turns fail when the merge() function expects a hash:
Error: Could not retrieve catalog from remote server: Error 400 on SERVER:
can't convert nil into Hash
In the specific case of create_resources(), I think that this kind of yaml
should be acceptable (otherwise you will have to pass an empty argument just
for a syntaxic issue).
I did a simple patch that addresses this issue and allow a better usage of the
create_resources() function.
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