I keep running into the following upgrade pattern.
Previous Puppet run declared:
file { "my_jar.1.2.3.jar": ... }
New puppet run declares:
file {"my_jar.2.4.6.jar": ... }
But the new puppet run doesn't delete the older versions of this jar file.
Is there a standard puppet pattern for removing older versions of jars
without explicitly naming each version?
The overall pattern is...
declare resource file { "my_jar.1.2.3.jar": }
ensure absent for all older versions of my_jar
ensure => "1.2.3" (imaginary code since version is specified in the
name)
only restart service if my_jar.nnn.jar has changed
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