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At first glance it's not mandatory to supply a :ref for a module in the R10K Puppetfile.
For now reaktor seems to work well only if a :ref has been specified.
It's not a big issue and the workaround is simple since we only have to add a :ref to all module in the R10K Puppetfile and the regex will work as expected.
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After thinking about it, I realize that Reaktor must be opinionated about that. If I have a minute I would like to add some simple code to add the :ref line if it's missing or throw an error.
At first glance it's not mandatory to supply a :ref for a module in the R10K Puppetfile.
For now reaktor seems to work well only if a :ref has been specified.
It's not a big issue and the workaround is simple since we only have to add a :ref to all module in the R10K Puppetfile and the regex will work as expected.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: