Hi Brian
The problem isn't the lack of output from the puppet custom function. I have
written some that return results.
I used puts statements in the example to show the absence of result from the
%x[] statement without having to write some convoluted manifest and puppet
output.
The %x[] statement runs and returns a result if executed on the command line
using
> ruby myfile.rb
cmd = "/usr/bin/svn ls http://url_of_my_repositorys_tags |
/usr/bin/tail -1"
puts cmd
puts %x[ #{cmd} ]
outputs:
my_tag_name/
Any ideas why the same command would stop running once wrapped in puppet?
If I run it using system(), I get "True" as the result, but that's not what
I want
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