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input {                                                                                                     
  amqp {                                                                                                    
    # AMQP connection details                                                                               
    host => "<%= amqpHost %>"                                                                               
    user => "<%= amqpUser %>"                                                                               
    vhost => "<%= amqpVhost %>"                                                                             
    password => "<%= amqpPassword %>"                                                                       
    # This name has to be same across indexer to have each indexer take only 1 message from the queue       
    name => "indexer_queue"                                                                                 
    # Queue settings (needs to mirror all o

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define mymodule::party( $param1 , $param2
) {
}

With Hiera I can do 

define mymodule::party( $param1 = hiera('param1','somedefault1') , $param2 = hiera('param2','somedefault2')
) {
}

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def subrepo_changed?(from = 'tip~1',to = 'tip')
  command = "hg status --rev #{from}:#{to} -m -a -r -d -S .hgsubstate"
  result = `#{command}`.include?("M .hgsubstate")
  return result
end

def subrepo_changes(from,to)
  command = "hg diff -S -r #{from}..#{to} .hgsubstate"
  result = `#{command}`

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Problem:

Given a puppet tree (with manifest and modules) dir
When rspec-puppet tests and puppet lint tests pass Instead of re-running test on all possible roles I want to calculate what roles (classes) were impacted in between revision of the puppet tree

Roles would translate to classes in puppet tree with a special prefix f.i. role_

Usage

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mynameis = File.read('identity').strip

Mccloud::Config.run do |config|

  #############################################################
  ## ** Provider Section ** - list alls keys to be used
  #############################################################

  ######
  ## Example Amazon provider

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import sys
import prlsdkapi

if len(sys.argv) != 4:
    print "Usage: parallels_send_keycode '<VM_NAME>' '<keyname>' '<press|release>'"
    exit()

# Parse arguments
vm_name=sys.argv[1]
# Keycode to use

jedi4ever

I wonder if you can describe a test in rspec-puppet just to check if a certain host/name includes a class ?

I'm aware of define, function and class, but it seems host would be useful?
For one class like java you can write the test in the java class only but for multiple classes to cooperate it would be nice to check if a host always has some classes applied.

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# Change to <%= osUser %> user
# Elastich search connection string syntax - see https://logstash.jira.com/browse/LOGSTASH-134
exec setuidgid <%= osUser %> $JAVA_HOME/bin/java -Xmx<%= xmx %> -jar <%= installPrefix%>/logstash/logstash-monolithic.jar web --backend elasticsearch:///<%= esCluster %> -B <%= bindHost %>

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input {                                                   
  amqp {                                                  
    # ship logs to the 'rawlogs' fanout queue.            
    type => "all"                                         
    debug => true                                         
    host => "33.33.33.10"                                 
    # Old syntax                                          
    # exchange_type => "fanout"                           
    # New syntax                                          
    exchange => "rawlogs_exchange"                        

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#First class = role web (calls logstash::common to setup directory structure)
class logstash::web(
   $version = '1.1.0beta8'
) {
   class {'logstash::common':
      version => $version
   }
}

#Second class = role shipper (calls logstash::common to setup directory structure)