Jira (BOLT-1386) I need a workspace for files during the duration of a plan

[Alex Dreyer (JIRA)]

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Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-1386 I need a workspace for files during the duration of a plan Issue Type: New Feature Assignee: Unassigned Created: 2019/06/12 3:31 PM Priority: Normal Reporter: Alex Dreyer Some plans build and distribute artifacts. These plans are hard to write because bolt does not have a `file_download` function or any natural space to store such artifacts. The project dir should provide a workspace that allows plans a central location to write and read data from. questions: 1. Should this workspace persist between plans run in the same project? 2. How can we ensure that files in the workspace are addressable in a way that doesn't conflict with modules. Add Comment

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[Henrik Lindberg (JIRA)]

Henrik Lindberg commented on BOLT-1386

Re: I need a workspace for files during the duration of a plan A similar thing in puppet was solved by reserving the module name environment. Could be solved for bolt in a better way by having an actual module named say workspace it contains the workspace management features. Just a thought...

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[Alex Dreyer (JIRA)]

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Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-1386

I need a workspace for files during the duration of a plan

Change By: Alex Dreyer

Some plans build and distribute artifacts. These plans are hard to write because bolt does not have a `file_download` function or any natural space to store such artifacts. The project dir should provide a workspace that allows plans a central location to write and read data from. questions: 1. Should this workspace persist between plans run in the same project? 2. How can we ensure that files in the workspace are addressable in a way that doesn't conflict with modules.

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[Alex Dreyer (JIRA)]

Alex Dreyer commented on BOLT-1386

Re: I need a workspace for files during the duration of a plan Henrik Lindberg That makes sense for reading files and accessing them from file resources/file_upload.

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