On Tuesday, May 6, 2014 3:36:13 PM UTC+1, jcbollinger wrote: > > > > > Using hiera_array() does ensure that the value retrieved is an array, but > it's not at all what you want for this job or for either data structure. > In this case, the returned array will contain one element -- the same hash > that would be returned by the ordinary hiera() function. If the > 'rpm_mon_base_pack' key appeared at multiple levels of your hierarchy, then > the array returned by hiera_array() would contain the values from the other > levels, too -- *that's* the main purpose of the funciton. > > Just noticed the typo: I was actually using hiera_hash() in stead of hiera_array(). This is for reason - I have four environments and the idea is override the default values from the environment specific yaml. Using :merge_behavior: deeper to merge the values levels.
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