A pupet-lint to check you are not using legacy facts like $::operatingsystem
or $facts['operatingsystem']
. You should use the new structured facts like
$facts['os']['name']
instead
$ gem install puppet-lint-legacy_facts-check
gem 'puppet-lint-legacy_facts-check', :require => false
$package_name = $::operatingsystem {
'CentOS' => 'httpd',
'Debian' => 'apache2',
}
$package_name = $facts['operatingsystem'] {
'CentOS' => 'httpd',
'Debian' => 'apache2',
}
$service_name = $facts['os']['name'] {
'CentOS' => 'httpd',
'Debian' => 'apache2',
}
To disable this check, you can add --no-legacy_facts
to your puppet-lint
command line.
$ puppet-lint --no-legacy_facts path/to/file.pp
Alternatively, if you’re calling puppet-lint via the Rake task, you should
insert the following line to your Rakefile
.
PuppetLint.configuration.send('disable_legacy_facts')
Some facts have no equivalent in the structured fact list:
There is no fact that returns exclusively in MiB.
The closest equivalent is $facts['memory']['system'][available']
or
$facts['memory']['system']['available_bytes']
.
See facter documentation on memory.
There is no fact that returns exclusively in MiB.
The closest equivalent is $facts['memory']['system']['total']
or
$facts['memory']['system']['total_bytes']
.
See facter documentation on memory.
There is no fact that returns exclusively in MiB.
The closest equivalent is $facts['memory']['swap']['available']
or
$facts['memory']['swap']['available_bytes']
.
See facter documentation on memory.
There is no fact that returns exclusively in MiB.
The closest equivalent is $facts['memory']['swap']['used']
or
$facts['memory']['swap']['used_bytes']
.
See facter documentation on memory.
This returns a string containing all block devices separated by a comma.
This can be duplicated using
puppetlabs/stdlib and the
following: join(keys($facts['disks']), ',')
This returns a string containing all interfaces separated by a comma.
This can be duplicated using
puppetlabs/stdlib and the
following: join(keys($facts['networking']['interfaces']), ',')
.
This returns a string containing all zone names separated by a comma.
This can be duplicated using
puppetlabs/stdlib and the
following: join(keys($facts['solaris_zones']['zones']), ',')
This returns a string containing both the SHA1 and SHA256 fingerprint for the DSA algorithm.
This can be duplicated using the following string:
"$facts['ssh']['dsa']['fingerprints']['sha1'] $facts['ssh']['dsa']['fingerprints']['sha256']"
This returns a string containing both the SHA1 and SHA256 fingerprint for the ECDSA algorithm.
This can be duplicated using the following string:
"$facts['ssh']['ecdsa']['fingerprints']['sha1'] $facts['ssh']['ecdsa']['fingerprints']['sha256']"
This returns a string containing both the SHA1 and SHA256 fingerprint for the Ed25519 algorithm.
This can be duplicated using the following string:
"$facts['ssh']['ed25519']['fingerprints']['sha1'] $facts['ssh']['ed25519']['fingerprints']['sha256']"
This returns a string containing both the SHA1 and SHA256 fingerprint for the RSA algorithm.
This can be duplicated using the following string:
"$facts['ssh']['rsa']['fingerprints']['sha1'] $facts['ssh']['rsa']['fingerprints']['sha256']"
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