So there wasn't any white space after the closing >, but I do work on a
Windows box from time to time and remembered that I had copied that code
snippet on that box. So runing the dos2unix on the template did indeed fix
my issue and now I have the correct number of lines.
Thanks for the help N
Another random thought, run dos2unix on the template?
On 14 Apr 2015 22:39, "Neil - Puppet List"
wrote:
> Glad you just care why.
>
> so I agree you should not be seeing the extra lines.
>
> Do you have extra whitespace after the > ?
>
> key and value are bothering me.
> Is key something else unr
Glad you just care why.
so I agree you should not be seeing the extra lines.
Do you have extra whitespace after the > ?
key and value are bothering me.
Is key something else unrelated? (Should it be @key?) If you remove that
line do you get the same behaviour?
Neil
I care because I shouldn't be
I care because I shouldn't be getting the new line if I'm using the closing
-%> correct? And in any other type of file I do this very same syntax I
don't get empty lines. So why is it happening here?
On Tuesday, April 14, 2015 at 3:10:58 PM UTC-4, Neil - Puppet List wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> You hav
Hello
You have 3 newlines there which I've marked with Xs I expect you to get N+2.
But why do you care? Out of "I wonder why that is happening?" Is fine.
Beyond that the XML is for a machine not you to spend your time reading. I
hope :)
Neil
On 14 Apr 2015 16:20, "Mark Rosedale" wrote:
>
> So I
So I have an erb template. x.xml.erb
Inside the file I iterate over an array to add some contents to the file.
It looks like so.
<%- @x_custom.each do |value| -%>
<%= value %>
<%- end -%>
<%= key %>
However, I'm having an issue when puppet actually updates that file. If I
have an array
