I'm having a little trouble verify via the command line because we are
using the 'module_data' backend so the hiera data in question is specific
to the module. But when I query the data via the module directly it works
as expected
% hiera --hash -c ./hiera.yaml rabbitmq_profile::vhosts
WARN: 2016-06-03 15:52:02 -0400: Not using Hiera::Puppet_logger. It does
not report itself to be suitable.
{"/"=>{"ensure"=>"present"},
"p2"=>{"ensure"=>"present"},
"test"=>{"ensure"=>"present"}}
So it might be something with the way module_data is requesting.
On Friday, June 3, 2016 at 2:42:45 PM UTC-4, Leonard Smith wrote:
>
> I've been trying to track down a problem with hiera_hash not merging.
>
> puppet-3.8.6-1.el7
> hiera-1.3.4-1.el7
>
> ## hiera.yaml
> :hierarchy:
> - test
> - common
>
> ## test.yaml
> ---
> rabbitmq_profile::vhosts:
> 'test' :
> ensure: present
>
> ## common.yaml
> ---
> rabbitmq_profile::vhosts:
> '/' :
> ensure: present
>
> ## rabbitmq_profile.pp
>
> class rabbitmq_profile (
>
> $vhosts = hiera_hash('rabbitmq_profile::vhosts',{})
>
> ) {
>
> notify { "<>$vhosts": }
> create_resources(rabbitmq_vhost, $vhosts )
> }
>
> ## END
>
>
> When I apply the manifest it creates the vhost specified in test.yaml but
> not the one in comon.yaml. I expected it to merge the has from both yamls
> and create the '/' and 'test' vhosts.
>
> If I remove test from hiera.yaml it creates the '/' vhost fine. I've
> tried setting the merge_behavior explicitly to native, deep and deeper, but
> I still see the behavior where it picks up the hash form the first yaml
> file it encounters and ignores the rest.
>
>
>
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