I run "rake puppet:import:puppet_classes RAILS_ENV=production" and it
imports all my classes from my module path just fine. However, it
misses everything in the manifestdir I have set for each environment
in my puppet.conf.
I found that the stuff in "app/models/environment.rb" is what does the
work and it only pulls classes from the modulepath. Any way it could
also pull from the manifestdir? Thanks.
-eric
You can force the modulepath to be your manifest dir by using the modulepath
setting in the config/settings.yaml file, i.e.
:modulepath: /etc/puppet/manifests
note that this will not work for importing the rest of your modules…
Ohad
I run “rake puppet:import:puppet_classes RAILS_ENV=production” and it
imports all my classes from my module path just fine. However, it
misses everything in the manifestdir I have set for each environment
in my puppet.conf.I found that the stuff in “app/models/environment.rb” is what does the
work and it only pulls classes from the modulepath. Any way it could
also pull from the manifestdir? Thanks.-eric
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Thanks for the quick response. That will work for a quick fix, but it
would be great if "app/models/environment.rb" handled both.
Unfortunately I don't know ruby (nor have the time), or I would get
you a patch to do it. In the meantime I can just flipflop that
modulepath setting to pull in both. Thanks again.
-eric
Does that still require that my manifests be in module format (with a
manifests directory in each module) or does it respect the manifests
at the top level of my manifests directory. I ask because I added
that setting with the path to my manifests directory and it did not
add the classes that are there. Thanks.
-eric
Yeah, looking at the code again, (app/models/puppetclass.rb) you could see
that it tries to find the module/manifests directory.
you could either change that, or temp copy your manifests into one of the
modules as a hacl 
alternatively, if you dont have many classes there (which I hope you dont),
you could always create them via the ui manually.
Ohad
Does that still require that my manifests be in module format (with a
manifests directory in each module) or does it respect the manifests
at the top level of my manifests directory. I ask because I added
that setting with the path to my manifests directory and it did not
add the classes that are there. Thanks.-eric
On Nov 5, 12:22 pm, Ohad Levy ohadl...@gmail.com wrote:
You can force the modulepath to be your manifest dir by using the
modulepath
setting in the config/settings.yaml file, i.e.
:modulepath: /etc/puppet/manifestsnote that this will not work for importing the rest of your modules…
Ohad
On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 5:39 PM, Eric Snow <ericsnowcurren...@gmail.com > >wrote:
I run “rake puppet:import:puppet_classes RAILS_ENV=production” and it
imports all my classes from my module path just fine. However, it
misses everything in the manifestdir I have set for each environment
in my puppet.conf.I found that the stuff in “app/models/environment.rb” is what does the
work and it only pulls classes from the modulepath. Any way it could
also pull from the manifestdir? Thanks.-eric
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