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Lint, and validate puppet templates (erb) #2234

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jeff1evesque opened this issue Nov 8, 2015 · 1 comment
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Lint, and validate puppet templates (erb) #2234

jeff1evesque opened this issue Nov 8, 2015 · 1 comment
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We will lint our puppet templates (erb), then ensure it's syntax validity.
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#2234: .travis.yml, lint puppet templates (erb)
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#2234: .travis.yml, properly lint puppet templates (erb)
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The objective of this issue is pointless, since the erb linter, does not have scope with respect to its corresponding puppet manifests. Specifically, the linter does not know what a legitimate template variable is. Since, a (erb) template could be a line, a heredoc string of a bash command, an upstart, or systemd script, it is a pointless lint validation step.

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