Closed jarinudom closed 9 years ago
When can we expect Ruby 2.2 support?
Apparently we'll have to wait for Puppet 4.0
I have decided to switch over to Chef Solo. Chef community support is better.
I'm about to merge in support for Ruby 2.2. As @jarinudom mentions this required waiting for Puppet 4 then updating and testing shadow_puppet with Puppet 4. All of my testing so far looks good. With this update we will also be dropping support for Ruby 1.8.7 and 1.9.2 since Puppet drops support for them as well.
I recommend updating moonshine and all of your moonshine plugins to the latest version because with Puppet 4 comes Facter 2 which removed the #method_missing
method. Moonshine used this all over the place to gather facts about the system. You will also likely need to update your own manifests to work with Facter 2. Search them for Facter
and replace any uses such as Facter.fqdn
with Facter.value(:fqdn)
. Facter 1.x contained a #method_missing
implementation that performed that for you automatically, but Facter 2 removed that convenience (for somewhat spurious reasons IMO). I've updated many popular moonshine plugins but if you find one that still uses the old Facter.fqdn
syntax submit a bug or post to the mailing list and I'll update them.
Is it waiting on an incompatibility with shadow_puppet or puppet?