nickanderson

bundle agent __main__
{
  methods:
      "example_down_detector";
}
bundle agent example_down_detector
{
  vars:

nickanderson

this.promiser does work in files promises. but not necessarily EVERYWHERE, so where it does not work you need to open a ticket. It’s really helpful if you provide standalone examples illustrating specific places it does not work, and better yet if they come in the form of an acceptance test.

bundle agent __main__
{
  files:
    "/tmp/test0.txt" content => "Goodbye";

nickanderson

For me it's harder to read and differentiate the list members from the attributes.

#+begin_src cfengine3 :include-stdlib t :log-level info :exports both
  bundle agent __main__
  {
    vars:
        "people"
          slist => {
          "Obi-Wan Kenobi",
          "Luke Skywalker",

nickanderson

bundle agent main
{
  methods:
      "One"
        usebundle => test1;
      "Two"
        usebundle => test2;
      "Three"

nickanderson

bundle agent __main__
{
   vars:
     "d" data => '{"vars": { "sendmail": { "milters": { "clamav-milter": { "thing": "value" } }}}}';

    "l" slist => getindices( "d[vars][sendmail][milters]" );
    reports: "$(l)";

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{
    "absent": [
        "/etc/augment2.json"
    ],
    "failed": [
        {
            "hash": "12345",
            "hash_type": "md5",
            "path": "/etc/augment2.json"
        }

nickanderson

In the beginning there was darkenss …

I can’t seem to craft a property to enable exporting with broken links for a specific subtree.

Looking at https://orgmode.org/manual/Export-Settings.html I see that:

> When exporting sub-trees, special node properties can override the above keywords. These properties have an ‘EXPORT\_’ prefix. For example, ‘DATE’ becomes, ‘EXPORT\_DATE’ when used for a specific sub tree. Except for ‘SETUPFILE’, all other keywords listed above have an ‘EXPORT\_’ equivalent.

So, I tried :EXPORT_broken-links: t and :EXPORT_BROKEN_LINKS: t without success. I get “No operator defined for property” when I try to compute property at point for those.

nickanderson

bundle agent __main__
{
  
vars:
    "d" data => '{
"aliases": {
  "alice.alyson": "alice",

nickanderson

• @ Renders the currently iterated key
• . Accesses a value

  So, if you are iterating over the dict aliases which is a dict of dicts:

  {
      "aliases": {
          "key1": {
              "msg": "Hello from 1",
      

nickanderson

Sparky (Sparkee), irc.libera.chatAPP 10:06 AM

here is the scenario: if a server has both freebsd_12 and freebsd_12_2 classes, for freebsd_12 /etc/ssh/ssh_config is version A, for freebsd_12_2 /etc/ssh/ssh_config is version B on that specific server with matches both classes which etc/ssh/ssh_config will be distributed if I don’t specify freebsd_12.!freebsd_12_2:: like would this be enough https://private.sparky.red?85a67d927d23cc2e#HRUoMYCXRwrerz3WEaAwoq4f5SMW2zphnoyAcGRnTVrb ?

bundle agent __main__