>
> I'd probably recommend trying to write a test for one of your
> real-world puppet modules as I think the issue is with the Puppet code
> more than the tests.
>
Thanks for the feedback and links Stephen and Gareth.
Gareth's comment sums things up nicely. I'm dealing a large amount of
Pu
So, as mentioned, the let(:title) method is actually just for defined
types:
http://rspec-puppet.com/tutorial/#specifying_the_title_of_the_defined_type
Given you have a class, title could be coming from a fact, in which
case you could use use:
let(:facts) { {:title => 'foo'} }
Or it should
Hi,
Change filez from a class to a define (
https://docs.puppetlabs.com/learning/definedtypes.html).
Stephen
On 9 January 2015 at 23:08, Chris Galli wrote:
> I've created a simple module to play with rspec-puppet, and I'm having
> trouble getting my tests to pass because it appears I can't set
I've created a simple module to play with rspec-puppet, and I'm having
trouble getting my tests to pass because it appears I can't set the value
of $title -- It's always the name of my module.
I think perhaps I'm not understanding something about $title in puppet or
let( :title ) in rspec-puppe
