Hello,
I have noticed that commands specified in 'onlyif' and 'unless'
parameters of the Exec type are always executed, even if --noop option
is given on command line or the resource's noop parameter is set to true.
For example, the following block always creates /tmp/onlyif and /tmp/unless.
exec{"touch /tmp/exec":
noop => true,
onlyif => "touch /tmp/onlyif",
unless => "touch /tmp/unless; false",
}
Is this expected behavior?
Is it possible to determine from within puppet manifest whether --noop
option has been given on command line? For example, to change the block
above to something like:
if ! $noop {
exec{"touch /tmp/exec":
onlyif => "touch /tmp/onlyif",
unless => "touch /tmp/unless; false",
}
}
Thanks,
Vlad
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