With the introduction of Puppet 4 data types in a recent commit to this module the accepted types for the $purge_ignore parameter got limited to strings only. The Puppet file resource however accepts arrays for its $ignore parameter as well. So the following examples should both be valid:
class { 'sudo':
purge_ignore => 'custom_*',
}
class { 'sudo':
purge_ignore => ['custom_*', 'vagrant'],
}
Currently the second declaration fails. This commit fixes that.
With the introduction of Puppet 4 data types in a recent commit to this module the accepted types for the $purge_ignore parameter got limited to strings only. The Puppet file resource however accepts arrays for its $ignore parameter as well. So the following examples should both be valid:
Currently the second declaration fails. This commit fixes that.