On Friday, January 18, 2013 7:56:20 AM UTC-6, xkrantz wrote: > > Hello every one, > > I have looked at a lots of threads in the Puppet User group but I did not > find a clear answer or explanation how custom functions work.... > Here is my current setup : > > > * I have *2 "environments"*. working fine > /etc/puppet/environments/production/ > /etc/puppet/environments/test/ > > * I have a version of my function already working in production > > * According to the documentation, *"functions" are executed on puppet > master Side*. > So I put my *new version* into > /var/lib/puppet/lib/puppet/parser/functions/myfunction.rb on the master. > My new version is also present in > /etc/puppet/*environments/test*/modules/mymodule/lib/puppet/parser/function/myfunction.rb > > and synced to the agent via "pluginsync" > > > * When I run my puppet agent on my "test" environment, I get the expected > behavior. > So I merged my changes in the "production" environment. > > * Now when I run my agent on the "production" Environment, I get the > behavior of the previous version of my function. > If I run the agent right away against the "test" environment, I get again > the expected behavior... > I checked the files in both environment through md5sum and they are the > same. > And the /var/lib... on the master is also the same.... > > > So, how exactly does it work ? > > Once Puppet loads a function implementation by processing its Ruby source file, I don't think it will ever process that Ruby source again in the same run. Try restarting the master.
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