Is there a way to detect whether "up" or "provision" is run?

[sbrau...@gmail.com]

I am setting up a vagrant testbed for our puppet repo. I want to pass no arguments to puppet_args on initial 'vagrant up' but pass '--test' on subsequent 'vagrant provision' as I would like to see the diffs of my changes. I don't want to see the diffs on initial provisioning because there's so much spam there... I just want to be able to verify that the changes I do produce the changes I think it should. Is this possible?

Stig

[Alvaro Miranda Aguilera]

Hello,

This is very simple "but hey, it works!" ( c ) ( tm )

You can put something like this on your Vagrantfile

mypuppet_args =""
mypuppet_args ="--test" if ARGV[0] == "provision"

and use mypuppet_args as variable.

Alvaro.

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[sbrau...@gmail.com]

Thanks, this was exactly what I needed! :-)

Stig