Okay, here comes the follow-up question.
I've changed the zpack_installer, which doesn't do any inline_template()
things any more, instead it looks something like this now:
define installer::zpack_installer($sure='present',
> $inst='false',
> $zp_ver, $zp_rep) {
> ....
> ....
> }
>
and then:
class packages::zenpacks::core {
$zpack_list = keys($hr_zpack_core)
## $hr_zpack_core is the hash, comes from nodes.pp
installer::zpack_installer { $zpack_list:
zp_ver => inline_template("<%=
@hr_zpack_core[@name]['ver'].to_s.chomp %>"),
zp_rep => inline_template("<%=
@hr_zpack_core[@name]['rep'].to_s.chomp %>"),
require => Installer::Zpack_installer[ inline_template("<%=
@hr_zpack_core[@name]['req'].to_s.chomp %>") ],
}
}
But it's failing with: err: Failed to parse inline template: undefined
method `[]' for nil:NilClass
I think, the problem is coming from the @name bit. Is it right way of doing
it?
if I do the same thing in a ruby console, replacing @name with a 'key', I
get exactly what I expect. Any pointer??
-San
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