Hi devs,
When looking at the format for pson catalogs, I don't exactly understand
what the edges are:
for example, with the following code:
class motd(
$testdata = 'test'
){
file { '/etc/motd':
content => template('motd/motd.erb'),
mode => '777',
}
notify { '/etc/foo':
tag => 'blah',
}
File['/etc/motd']->Notify['/etc/foo']
}
I would expect the pson catalog to look something like:
{
...
'data':
edges: {
source: File['/etc/motd']
target: Notify['/etc/foo']
}
but the relationships are not stored as edges, I can only find them in the
resource parameters
"resources": [
{
"exported": false,
"line": 7,
"title": "/etc/motd",
"parameters": {
"content": "TestData CentOS\n",
"before": "Notify[/etc/foo]",
"mode": "777"
},
"tags": [
"file",
"class",
"motd",
"node",
"motd-init.pp"
],
"type": "File",
"file": "/etc/puppet/foo/motd/manifests/init.pp"
},
The question is why do edges not refer to the edges of the graph? It looks
like they refer to which scopes things are declared in, why are these called
edges?
-Dan
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