I believe this is covered in Feature #6907, which has had a bit of
activity of late so may be coming soon. Feel free to "Watch" the issue
for it to gain priority.
On 25/11/11 14:21, Martin Alfke wrote:
Hi,
we want to install the ruby-gem package on a Debian system using puppet.
package { 'ruby1.9.1': ensure => present }
In another manifest we want to use the gem provider to install a ruby gem.
package { 'bundler': ensure => present, provider => gem }
On the first run the puppet agent run checks for a functional gem binary on the
system.
It will not find gem installed and claims gem provider to be unusable.
On the second run puppet now finds the gem provider.
Is there any known method which will allow us to use gem provider also on the
first puppet run?
Note1: Using stages will not solve this.
Note2: We would not like to execute a puppet restart after ruby1.9.1 package
installation.
Thank you,
Kind regards,
Martin
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