Have you tried plain YAML ?
Your code looks OK, but I cannot be certain without tinkering. My initial
thought is that the eyaml backend may be to blame.
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> On Apr 29, 2015, at 5:39 AM, Dan Gibbons <dangibbons....@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm just starting to use create_resources and hash merging which I have
> working but I'm not sure how I can avoid duplicating some of the hash values
> further up in the hierarchy.
>
> For example:
>
> - I have set :merge_behavior: deeper and installed the deep_merge gem
> - I'm using the eyaml backend
>
> # hiera.yaml (partial)
> :hierarchy:
> - "node/%{::fqdn}"
> - "%{::environment}"
> - "%{::location}"
> - "%{::flavour}"
> - common
>
>
> # common.eyaml
> ---
> windows_webconfig:
> website1:
> name: MyWebSiteExample
> 32_bit: false
> pipeline_mode: Integrated
> runtime_version: v4.0
> root_web_folder: 'd:\webroot'
> bindings:
> -
> port: 80
> host_header: dan.local.com
> ip_address: *
> protocol: http
> website2:
> name: MyWebSiteExample2
> 32_bit: false
> pipeline_mode: Integrated
> runtime_version: v4.0
> root_web_folder: 'd:\webroot'
> bindings:
> -
> port: 80
> host_header: dan.somewhere.com
> ip_address: *
> protocol: http
>
>
> Now what I'd like to do is only update the bindings for particular
> environments and not have to duplicate the whole hash, something like this:
>
> # uat.eyaml
> ---
> windows_webconfig:
> website1:
> bindings:
> -
> port: 80
> host_header: dan.uat.com
> ip_address: *
> protocol: http
> website2:
> bindings:
> -
> port: 80
> host_header: dan.uat.com
> ip_address: *
> protocol: http
>
>
> The above (uat.eyaml) doesn't work unless I replicate the whole hash so I was
> wondering if this is by design of the merging and if there is another way I
> can achieve my aim of not duplicating the site definitions. I experimented
> with separating the "bindings" out into a separate hash and passing this into
> create_resources but it's kind of messy and doesn't work very well.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Dan
>
>
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