That was totally it! I removed the @ from @bucket, and now all is well.
Thanks a million.
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On Mon, Jun 2, 2014 at 10:41 AM, jcbollinger
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On Friday, May 30, 2014 5:10:57 PM UTC-5, Mike Delaney wrote:
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> bucket and @bucket are two different variables.
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> The main change in ERB templates between 2.7 and 3.x was deprecating the
> use of non-class variables to pass information from the calling scope into
> the template. Perhaps you
bucket and @bucket are two different variables.
The main change in ERB templates between 2.7 and 3.x was deprecating the
use of non-class variables to pass information from the calling scope into
the template. Perhaps you got a little over-zealous prepending '@' to
variable names while fixing depr
I should clarify: this is supposed to actually set a value to another
variable that's used elsewhere in the template, e.g.:
<% case @environment
when "production"
bucket = "foo.path"
else
bucket = "bar.path"
end -%>
rewrite ^/images$ http://s3.amazonaws.com/<%= @bucket %>;
etc.
Templates are evaluated on the puppetmaster, so <% puts "hello" %> happens
entirely on the puppetmaster and substitutes no text.
Any reason why the first one doesn't use (<%=)? I wouldn't expect it to work as
you have it. "This tag will execute the code it contains, but will not be
replaced by
Hi all,
this used to work in Puppet 2.7, but doesn't in 3.4.3:
<% case @environment
when "production"
foo
else
bar
end -%>
this continues to work:
<%= @environment %> (prints the $environment var as expected).
It almost looks like Ruby isn't getting evaluated at all. Even a sim
