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When a Puppetfile in any branch of the puppet-control repo is updated to add modules, those modules do not get deployed when r10k-deploy cronjob is run.
Expected Behavior
Modules added to any environment Puppetfile should be deployed to environment directory (i.e. /etc/puppetlabs/code/environments/production/modules).
Steps to Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Deploy app as normal, with at least one branch/environment in a puppet-control repo, and that repo having a Puppetfile with some modules listed.
Wait for the cronjob to complete the initial r10k deploy, and verify that the modules were deployed for the environment.
Add some modules to the Puppetfile for that environment and commit/push to the puppet-control repo.
Wait for next run of r10k-deploy cronjob. Verify that no new modules were added to puppetserver container.
Environment
Version: Kubernetes 1.14.8
Platform: Docker-for-Desktop w/k8s enabled. Will be testing on other systems soon.
Additional Context
As with another issue I opened... I have been testing with private git repos via ssh for puppet-control, hiera, and most of the modules. Since all of this works on the initial deploy, it seems the repo/transport types are not factors.
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Describe the Bug
When a Puppetfile in any branch of the puppet-control repo is updated to add modules, those modules do not get deployed when r10k-deploy cronjob is run.
Expected Behavior
Modules added to any environment Puppetfile should be deployed to environment directory (i.e. /etc/puppetlabs/code/environments/production/modules).
Steps to Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Environment
Additional Context
As with another issue I opened... I have been testing with private git repos via ssh for puppet-control, hiera, and most of the modules. Since all of this works on the initial deploy, it seems the repo/transport types are not factors.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: