On 12/3/2013 9:54 AM, Dan White wrote:
I started with
<% if @agent_environment == "production" then -%>
and this worked.
But then I needed to add a second possibility, so I tried:
<% if (@agent_environment == "production" || @agent_environment ==
"dmz_production") then -%>
and
<% if ((@agent_environment == "production") || (@agent_environment ==
"dmz_production")) then -%>
and
<% if (@agent_environment == "production" or @agent_environment ==
"dmz_production") then -%>
and
<% if ((@agent_environment == "production") or (@agent_environment ==
"dmz_production")) then -%>
and none of the above will work for either value
My goal is to avoid this:
<% if @agent_environment == "production" then -%>
...code...
<% end -%>
<% if @agent_environment == "dmz_production" then -%>
...duplicate code...
<% end -%>
Suggestions ?
I don't see any reason those wouldn't work, but there must be something.
I tend to use this format as I find it more compact.
if (['dbm','dbs']).include? @role -%>
fwiw, it might be better to move the data into Hiera and skip the if
statements altogether.
Ramin
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