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Let Librarian Puppet work without connectivity to a Forge #325

Open gbarton opened 9 years ago

gbarton commented 9 years ago

I'm attempting to use librarian-puppet in an environment that cannot reach puppet forge. (I have no need of an internal forge.)

What I would like to do is just have librarian-puppet interact with git and not forge at all. Is this doable via config currently? It looks like LP is blowing up trying to resolve the module when I do an install, even though I have specified the module as a git one:

mod 'ntp', :git => "git://bla.bla.bla//puppet/ntp.git"

frelind commented 9 years ago

It's probably because you have a dependency in your metadata.json in the ntp module which is missing in your modulepath and librarian puppet tries to resolve the dependency from forge.

gbarton commented 9 years ago

Thank you for the reply. ​Within the Puppetfile I removed the metadata.json and the modulefile, I am just defining within the Puppetfile itself. Here is my current test config:

!/usr/bin/env ruby

^syntax detection

​mod 'ntp', :git => 'git@bla.bla.bla:puppet-modules/ntp.git'

On Sep 25, 2015 7:58 AM, "Fredrik Lindgren" notifications@github.com wrote:

It's probably because you have an dependency in your metadata.json for the ntp module and librarian-puppet tries to download it from forge.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/rodjek/librarian-puppet/issues/325#issuecomment-143195717 .

frelind commented 9 years ago

Check inside your ntp module for a metadata.json file and if there's a dependency for another module there.

trevor-vaughan commented 8 years ago

Hi there. I would also like this feature.

I would like to be able to use a Forge in some cases, but disable forge dependency resolution in other cases.

I took a look at the code, but didn't see a straightforward method for making this happen. Pointers would be appreciated.