Over the last few weeks I have several times felt the need to test out
some small snippets of puppet code without having to have them in my
live system.

At the moment I am doing all my testing by fiddling with file on the
puppet master and then invoking puppet on one of the clients. There
must be a better way :)

hmmm... setting up a node called 'test'  and invoking puppetd --test --
fqdn test ???

I have also often wanted to "drop in some diagnostic writes" to find
out what the value of variables are without having to use erb and peer
at the generated files.

Anyone have tips on this stuff?

Thanks Russell

PS.  yes, I know puppet is a configuration management system *not* a
programming language :)

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