> Your only way around this is to install the package before the first
> puppet run or wait for the second run (and handle the nil value in the
> template...)
Thanks, that makes sense.
I'm trying to handle the nil value in the template with:
<% if has_variable?("lsbdistcodename") and lsbdistcodename == "etch" %>
..but that still gives "Could not find value for 'lsbdistcodename' at ..."
Sorry, I'm not a Ruby person (that's slowly changing), so what syntax
should be used?
Thanks.
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