I am a bit confused about how I should compare action variable. The action in recipe can be a string or array:
route “something” do
gateway "gateway"
device "eth0"
action :add
action [ :add ]
end
The route.rb provider includes this code:
def generate_config
…
if resource.action == :add
This condition doesn’t work for me because resource.action is always an array no matter how I specify my action in recipe.
Is this know bug of Chef 10.12.0?
Thank you, Jan
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On Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 1:20 AM, Jan Bares wrote:
Hi,
I am a bit confused about how I should compare action variable. The action in recipe can be a string or array:
route "something" do
gateway "gateway"
device "eth0"
action :add
action [ :add ]
end
The route.rb provider includes this code:
def generate_config
...
if resource.action == :add
This condition doesn't work for me because resource.action is always an array no matter how I specify my action in recipe.
Is this know bug of Chef 10.12.0?
Thank you, Jan
I don't see a bug reported, but looking at the current code, it doesn't seem like this should be a problem now. Do you see any issues using Chef 10.16.2?
Thanks Xabier for your fix, I will wait for the official Chef version. Your suggested workaround doesn't help.
Kind regards, Jan
-----Original Message-----
From: Xabier de Zuazo [mailto:xabier@zuazo.org]
Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2012 11:42 AM
To: chef@lists.opscode.com
Subject: [chef] Re: action as array vers string
Hello Jan,
On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 09:20:31 +0000
Jan Bares jan.bares@wood.cz wrote:
I am a bit confused about how I should compare action variable. The
action in recipe can be a string or array:
route "something" do
gateway "gateway"
device "eth0"
action :add
action [ :add ]
end
The route.rb provider includes this code:
def generate_config
...
if resource.action == :add
This condition doesn't work for me because resource.action is always
an array no matter how I specify my action in recipe.
Is this know bug of Chef 10.12.0?
Yes. Your are right. There seems to be a bug in the "route" provider.
I will try to solve it in this ticket:
In theory "action" method should work both with an array and with a
symbol.
Meanwhile it should work if you remove the line "action :add" from
your route resource (anyway "add" is the default action).
--
Xabier de Zuazo Oteiza
IT System Administrator - Onddo Labs S.L.
t: (+34) 946.569.935 onddo.com
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