| Right now, when you run `puppet config print server_list`, you get a gross looking array. This should print what you see in `puppet.conf`, a comma separated list of servers. Not the strange ruby array we get now
[1] Melissa@bubba:/Users/Melissa/puppet:(5.5.x)$ be ./bin/puppet config set server_list server_list_1,server_list_2 |
[0] Melissa@bubba:/Users/Melissa/puppet:(5.5.x)$ be ./bin/puppet config print server_list |
[["server_list_1"], ["server_list_2"]] |
[0] Melissa@bubba:/Users/Melissa/puppet:(5.5.x)$ cat ~/.puppetlabs/etc/puppet/puppet.conf |
[main] |
server = server1 |
server_list = server_list_1,server_list_2
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It looks like this is a more general problem for settings that derive from `:array`. All of this is from Josh Cooper's comment:
https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet/pull/7384#issuecomment-462976534 to quote him,
I'd expect the `ArraySetting` to implement `print` to join using comma:
def print(value) |
vals = super(value) |
vals.join(',') |
end
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And for `ServerListSetting` to override it so that each host and optional port are first joined with ':', and then that result is comma-joined:
def print(value) |
vals = munge(value) |
super(vals.map { |v| v.join(':') }) |
end
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