I haven't seen a way to do this, because puppet's configuration has limited
datatypes.
To do something similar, I encoded the same data in strings.
I used this snippet in my manifest:
sources => ["key1/host1:1234", "key2/host2:1234"]
And this snippet in my template:
<%# syntax is "/" %>
<% sou
I recently got a scary-looking circular dependency as a puppet error,
and it took some thought to decipher it.
Long story short, I fed it to graphviz, and the graph made it obvious
where the problem was. Thought I'd share, in case others are having
the same trouble. Code's at http://gist.github
Hello!
My puppet scripts have gotten complicated, and I'd like to visualize
what's going on. I've seen
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/FrequentlyAskedQuestions#how-do-i-use-puppet-s-graphing-support
, but I find that the graph is pretty unwieldy, and graphviz renders
it illegibly. Has
