On Jun 20, 2012, at 5:22 AM, R.I.Pienaar wrote:
>> Are hyphens now officially bad practice? I have a nagging half-memory
>> that I read that they're not good in facts, indeed all of the normal
>> facts are underscore'd but I can't remember where I read it.
>
> They've always been a bad idea, used to be documented to be supported for
> a short while but they never worked well, I think the agreement is that
> they will just not be allowed soon in any variable or class name
In 2.7.16 they work fine in both class names and variables. I don't know about
facts, since I haven't written any.
Is this really a necessary or useful change? When one is dealing with services
and files that contain hyphens, it's quite annoying to have
class my_thing {
file { 'my-thing':
…
}
service { 'my-thing':
}
}
This will easily produce more human errors. What value is there in not
supporting hyphens?
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Jo Rhett
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