On Tuesday, January 21, 2014 4:05:48 PM UTC+1, jcbollinger wrote: > Possible alternative explanations: > > - You are quoting the parameter name (which is fine), and at least > some of the added whitespace is going inside the quotes. "ip " => > "192.168.1.1" > - You are inserting at least one character different from those > enumerated above between the parameter name and comma. There are several > that are normally rendered as a span of empty space, and there are many > others that normally are not rendered at all. None of those is considered > whitespace for the DSL's purposes, but depending on where exactly they > appear, they might be syntactically valid. Perhaps you changed the "ip" > parameter to "ip<some non-printing character>" > > Well, I did not quote the attribute name, so maybe I was in the second case you suggested. I can't imagine how any different char might have ended up in there, but following your reply and also having found again in the docs that whitespace is not relevant I did a new test now, and puppet did not have any problems with added spaces after the attribute name. So, who knows what happened. I'm also pretty sure I already tried adding the spaces back yesterday as a test, and it failed. But you never know.
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