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# File 'manifests/install.pp', line 6
class r10k::install {
assert_private()
case $r10k::provider {
'bundle': {
include r10k::install::bundle
}
'puppet_gem', 'gem', 'openbsd', 'pkgng', 'pacman', 'portage': {
if $r10k::provider == 'puppet_gem' {
# Puppet FOSS 4.2 and up ships a vendor provided ruby.
# Using puppet_gem uses that instead of the system ruby.
include r10k::install::puppet_gem
}
# Currently we share a package resource to keep things simple
# Puppet seems to have a bug (see #87 ) related to passing an
# empty to value to the gem providers This code
# converts an empty array to semi-standard gem options
# This was previously undef but that caused strict var issues
if $r10k::provider in ['puppet_gem', 'gem'] and $r10k::install_options == [] {
$provider_install_options = ['--no-document']
} else {
$provider_install_options = $r10k::install_options
}
# Puppet Enterprise 3.8 and ships an embedded r10k so thats all thats supported
# This conditional should not effect FOSS customers based on the fact
$ensure = $r10k::ensure ? {
'present' => $r10k::version,
'absent' => 'absent',
}
# we need to pin the faraday-net_http version for puppet 7
if versioncmp($facts['puppetversion'], '8.0.0') < 0 {
package { 'faraday':
ensure => present,
provider => $r10k::provider,
install_options => [
{ '-v' => '2.8.1' },
],
}
}
package { $r10k::package_name:
ensure => $ensure,
provider => $r10k::provider,
source => $r10k::gem_source,
install_options => $provider_install_options,
}
}
default: { fail("${module_name}: ${r10k::provider} is not supported. Valid values are: 'gem', 'puppet_gem', 'bundle', 'openbsd'") }
}
}
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