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CraftyTech
Jun 30, 2010, 4:36:00 PM6/30/10
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Hello,
This was supposed to be an easy one, but it's giving me a bit of
a hard time. I know that specify a version for a package, I'd say:
ensure => "version-123", but how do I also add a second command for
the same variable; for instance, how do it I tell it to ensure =>
installed and also ensure => version? so far I've tried separating it
with commas, i.e, ensure => installed, "version". I've also tried
putting the version in brackets; i.e, ensure => installed["version"].
So far it hasn't worked. Any ideas?
Thanks,
This was supposed to be an easy one, but it's giving me a bit of
a hard time. I know that specify a version for a package, I'd say:
ensure => "version-123", but how do I also add a second command for
the same variable; for instance, how do it I tell it to ensure =>
installed and also ensure => version? so far I've tried separating it
with commas, i.e, ensure => installed, "version". I've also tried
putting the version in brackets; i.e, ensure => installed["version"].
So far it hasn't worked. Any ideas?
Thanks,
R.I.Pienaar
Jun 30, 2010, 7:21:42 PM6/30/10
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----- "CraftyTech" <hmme...@gmail.com> wrote:
you cannot have ensure => version without also implying installed. there's no reason to tell it to install it, if you're telling it to install version x
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R.I.Pienaar
CraftyTech
Jun 30, 2010, 10:20:16 PM6/30/10
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