>>> + if err and err != ''
>>> + Facter.debug("#{code} printed \"#{err}\" to stderr")
>>> end
>> I rethought this part: Maybe we should use warn to print the captured
>> stderr in debug Mode to stderr? So it would be more or less the same
>> behavior as before but only if we're in debug mode. But maybe printing
>> stderr to debug is also not that bad, but maybe I should join the
>> array?
>
> They're pretty similar, but I think I'd prefer 'warn' over 'debug',
> given that we don't use debug that much in Facter.
fine, I'll do another round with warn and the tests from your other mail.
cheers pete
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