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When I set guard to watch a directory full of manifests, guard updates, but prints no warnings.
I made a module in /private/tmp/bar
I edited ./bar/manifests/init.pp
cat init.pp
class foo {
#Intentional puppet lint errors to see if guard catches them
package {'bar':
ensure => absent
name => "bar"
}
}
Yet, all that is printed to the screen is [1]guard(main)> regardless if lint passes or not.
sowen@Spencers-MacBook-Pro:/tmp/bar$ bundle exec guard
10:55:30 - INFO - Guard is using TerminalTitle to send notifications.
10:55:30 - INFO - Guard is now watching at '/private/tmp/bar'
[1] guard(main)>
[1] guard(main)>
[1] guard(main)>
10:56:14 - INFO - Bye bye...
It sounds like this project needs some love. Maybe it won't work with the version of puppet-lint that I am using (1.1.0). If so, a warning should be added to the README.md
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I finally got guard-puppet-lint installed.
When I set guard to watch a directory full of manifests, guard updates, but prints no warnings.
I made a module in /private/tmp/bar
I edited ./bar/manifests/init.pp
Yet, all that is printed to the screen is
[1]guard(main)>
regardless if lint passes or not.It sounds like this project needs some love. Maybe it won't work with the version of puppet-lint that I am using (1.1.0). If so, a warning should be added to the README.md
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: