Hi Raghu,
Yes this is possible. Your example looks workable, but don't forget to add
commas after the values of the hash.
Check out Puppet's 'reduce' function, it iterates over data and allows you
to return a new structure after all the iteration which could be your new
hash. Alternatively it might be worth writing something in Ruby if Puppet's
immutable variables get in the way which may happen if you're heavily
modifying your hash.
On Thu, 27 Aug 2020, 3:45 am Raghu Ram Baisani, <baisaniraghu...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hi Guys
>
> Some one help me solving this issue.
> *Example:*
> [
> {
> name => raghuram,
> age => 22
> },
> {
> name => vinay
> age => 25
> }
> ]
> the idea is to iterate through an existing hash and create new hash with
> some modifications and add it to array.
> Thanks in advance
>
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