use puts instead of write to output the YAML.trim_lines array #20
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.write
attempts to output it as a string representation of an arraywhereas
.puts
just concatenates the array elements togetherthe latter is what we need, as each element of the array is a line of YAML
(
trim_lines
outputs an array)The setup:
Without this patch, the output of
zonify diff
is:This is not valid YAML, and causes trouble when piped into
zonify apply
:With this patch, the output of
zonify diff
is well-formed YAML:This, then, allows the normal
zonify diff … | zonify apply
workflow:Note: I've also applied the same change to
ec2/r53
; it may additionally be required ineips
. I don't use either of these, though, so I can't effectively test.Also of note: this worked just fine for me before an OS reinstall. I tried tracking down a change in the way
STDOUT.write
works, but didn't have much luck. My guess is that something changed, somewhere in the YAML parser, in the past couple years.Occurs on Ruby 2.0 and 1.9.1.