aL1
1
Hi!!
What is the right syntax on themplates to use lazy with variables
attribute? I have seen two ways:
variables lazy {{ :key =>node[‘foo’], … }}
and
variables ( :key => lazy {node[‘bar’],… )
I havent tested second one yet, but with the first one wich works,
foodcritic says:
FC009: Resource attribute not recognised: ./recipes/default.rb:39
So what is the right way? On the docs, lazy is never mentioned within
templates resource but generic way.
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Alberto
Did you try:
variables(lazy {{ :key => node['foo'], ...}})
??
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On Thu, Mar 6, 2014 at 7:32 AM, aL. ocholetrasaleatorias@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!!
What is the right syntax on themplates to use lazy with variables
attribute? I have seen two ways:
variables lazy {{ :key =>node['foo'], ... }}
and
variables ( :key => lazy {node['bar'],.... )
I havent tested second one yet, but with the first one wich works,
foodcritic says:
FC009: Resource attribute not recognised: ./recipes/default.rb:39
So what is the right way? On the docs, lazy is never mentioned within
templates resource but generic way.
Si necesitas una máquina para hacer algo y no la compras al final te darás
cuenta de que has pagado lo mismo y no tienes la máquina.--Henry Ford
Alberto