Ok, I was mistaken. Returning a hash works. It would be helpful if
the ruby exceptions bubbled up to puppet reported the correct line
number from the ruby source -- if that is possible.
Rich
On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 4:18 PM, Rich Rauenzahn <rraue...@gmail.com> wrote:
> We have a command line utility that queries a database to get certain
> facts about our hosts -- I wanted to write a custom function to obtain
> all of those facts at once. The tool outputs JSON and I wanted to
> take that output and return a hash back into puppet where I could
> access the facts like...
>
> $a = host_info()
>
> if $a['in_maintenance'] == 'yes' {
> } ...
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