Jira (PUP-8343) When enforcing String data type for a class param, a regex data type does not raise an error.

[Sam Woods (JIRA)]

Sam Woods created an issue

Puppet / PUP-8343 When enforcing String data type for a class param, a regex data type does not raise an error. Issue Type: Bug Assignee: Unassigned Components: Language Created: 2018/01/11 9:00 AM Priority: Normal Reporter: Sam Woods When enforcing a String data type for a class parameter: class test::myclass ( String $my_string = 'default', ) { notice { "notice ${my_string}" } } If you provide a Regex data type, no exception is raised: class { 'test::myclass': my_string => /my_regex/ } Add Comment

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[Josh Cooper (JIRA)]

Josh Cooper commented on PUP-8343

Re: When enforcing String data type for a class param, a regex data type does not raise an error. ping Henrik Lindberg

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[Josh Cooper (JIRA)]

Josh Cooper updated an issue

Puppet / PUP-8343

When enforcing String data type for a class param, a regex data type does not raise an error.

Change By: Josh Cooper Team: Platform Core

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[Henrik Lindberg (JIRA)]

Henrik Lindberg assigned an issue to Henrik Lindberg

Puppet / PUP-8343 When enforcing String data type for a class param, a regex data type does not raise an error.

Change By: Henrik Lindberg Assignee: Henrik Lindberg

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[Henrik Lindberg (JIRA)]

Henrik Lindberg updated an issue

Puppet / PUP-8343 When enforcing String data type for a class param, a regex data type does not raise an error. Change By: Henrik Lindberg

When enforcing a String data type for a class parameter: {code: java puppet } class test::myclass (

String $my_string = 'default' , ) {

notice   notify  { "notice ${my_string}" :  } } {code}

If you provide a Regex data type, no exception is raised:

{code: java puppet }

class { 'test::myclass':   my_string => /my_regex/ }

{code}

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[Henrik Lindberg (JIRA)]

Henrik Lindberg updated an issue

Puppet / PUP-8343 When enforcing String data type for a class param, a regex data type does not raise an error.

Change By: Henrik Lindberg Sub-team: Language Release Notes Summary: When using "rich" data types with defined resource types, classes or functions, data types considered "rich" were converted to String form too early. Notably, a Regular Expression would be converted to a String. This was done to prevent "rich" data from ending up in the catalog - but that is now handled in a general way. The conversion is now dropped and defines, classes and 3x function will now get instances of Regexp, Version, VersionRange, Binary, Timespan, and Timestamp instead of a String representation of the value. Sprint: Platform Core KANBAN Release Notes: Bug Fix

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[Henrik Lindberg (JIRA)]

Henrik Lindberg assigned an issue to Unassigned

Puppet / PUP-8343 When enforcing String data type for a class param, a regex data type does not raise an error.

Change By: Henrik Lindberg Assignee: Henrik Lindberg

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[Josh Cooper (JIRA)]

Josh Cooper updated an issue

Puppet / PUP-8343 When enforcing String data type for a class param, a regex data type does not raise an error.

Change By: Josh Cooper Fix Version/s: PUP 5.4.0

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[John Duarte (JIRA)]

John Duarte updated an issue

Puppet / PUP-8343 When enforcing String data type for a class param, a regex data type does not raise an error.

Change By: John Duarte QA Risk Assessment: Needs Assessment No Action

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