Daniel Dehennin <daniel.dehen...@baby-gnu.org> writes: > Could this be considered a regression on bug 135[1] or is there a better > way to do it?
Sorry, my fault, I forgot that classes in "bundle agent" are not
globals.
Here is my new results:
#v+ bin/cf-agent -K -I
R: Bundle agent test evaluated
R: Bundle agent test2 evaluated
R: Bundle base PASS
R: Bundle common test PASS
R: Bundle agent test PASS
R: Bundle common test2 PASS
R: Bundle agent test2 PASS
#v-
Bundle names conflict between types (common, agent), so I prefix them
with a letter to distinguish them and reorder the bundlesequence:
#v+ promises.cf#v+
body common control
{
bundlesequence => { @(Ctest.bundles), "Abase" };
inputs => {"test.cf", @(Ctest.inputs) };
version => "0.0.3";
}
bundle common Cbase
{
classes:
"base" expression => "any";
}
bundle agent Abase
{
reports:
base::
"Bundle base PASS";
!base::
"Bundle base FAIL";
test_common::
"Bundle common test PASS";
!test_common::
"Bundle common test FAIL";
test_agent::
"Bundle agent test PASS";
!test_agent::
"Bundle agent test FAIL";
test2_common::
"Bundle common test2 PASS";
!test2_common::
"Bundle common test2 FAIL";
test2_agent::
"Bundle agent test2 PASS";
!test2_agent::
"Bundle agent test2 FAIL";
}
body classes if_ok(x)
{
promise_repaired => { "$(x)" };
promise_kept => { "$(x)" };
}
#v- test.cf
#v+
bundle common Ctest
{
vars:
any::
"bundles" slist => { "Atest", @(Ctest2.bundles) };
"inputs" slist => { "test2.cf" };
classes:
"test_common" expression => "any";
}
bundle agent Atest
{
files:
"/tmp/test_agent"
create => "true",
classes => if_ok("test_agent");
reports:
base::
"Bundle agent test evaluated";
}
#v- test2.cf
bundle common Ctest2
{
vars:
any::
"bundles" slist => { "Atest2" };
classes:
"test2_common" expression => "any";
}
bundle agent Atest2
{
files:
"/tmp/test2_agent"
create => "true",
classes => if_ok("test2_agent");
reports:
base::
"Bundle agent test2 evaluated";
}
#v-
Regards.
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