Hi,
I'm using Puppet 3.2.1 and heavily relying on hiera data bindings.
I have the following situation:
class software (
$my_content = undef,
) {
file { '/path/to/file':
content => $software::my_content,
}
}
in hieradata/software.yaml (hiera.yaml seems ok):
software::my_content: template('mymodule/myfile.erb')
With this configuration I get /path/to/file to contain the string
'template(mymodule/myfile.erb)' (that is, template() function isn't
evaluated).
Is this a normal behaviour?
Of course if I declare my class with:
class { 'software': my_content => template('mymodule/myfile.erb') }
everything works fine.
If I use the 'source' attribute instead of 'content', I can write in hiera:
software::my_source: puppet:///modules/mymodule/myfile.conf
and it works as expected.
Must I intend that this is something related just to functions in hiera?
Thanks,
Fabio
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