On 11/07/2012 09:06, llow...@oreillyauto.com wrote:
If I have a module in /etc/puppet/modules/module_a
And I also have /etc/puppet/environments/<env>modules/module_a
and the one in the environments is different (say, it's a dev or test
env that I am using to test new module code or something like that)
Will puppet use the test one if the environment setting matches, then
fall back on the one from /etc/puppet/modules for other environments?
"Fall back" under what circumstances? if the module isn't found in the
environment folder?
If you want Puppet to search your environment specific folder first, and
then use a generic module folder if the module isn't available then you
can do that by adding the following module path in your puppet.conf:
modulepath =
/etc/puppet/environments/${environment}-modules/:/etc/puppet/modules
Although it's a not a layout I've seen anyone use, people generally
maintain a full set of modules in a particular environment module directory.
Is that what you meant?
Craig
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