Class: Puppet::Provider::DscBaseProvider

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
show all
Defined in:
lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb

Constant Summary collapse

SECRET_POSTFIX =

In order to avoid having to update the string that indicates when a value came from a sensitive string in multiple places, use a constant to indicate what the text of the secret identifier should be. This is used to write, identify, and redact secrets between PowerShell & Puppet.

'#PuppetSensitive'
SECRET_DATA_REGEX =

With multiple methods which need to discover secrets it is necessary to keep a single regex which can discover them. This will lazily match everything in a single-quoted string which ends with the secret postfix id and mark the actual contents of the string as the secret.

/'(?<secret>[^']+)+?#{Regexp.quote(SECRET_POSTFIX)}'/.freeze

Instance Attribute Summary collapse

Instance Method Summary collapse

Constructor Details

#initialize ⇒ DscBaseProvider

Initializes the provider, preparing the instance variables which cache:

  • the canonicalized resources across calls

  • query results

  • logon failures



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 13

def initialize
  @cached_canonicalized_resource = []
  @cached_query_results = []
  @cached_test_results = []
  @logon_failures = []
  super
end

Instance Attribute Details

#cached_test_results ⇒ Object (readonly)

Returns the value of attribute cached_test_results.



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 21

def cached_test_results
  @cached_test_results
end

Instance Method Details

#canonicalize(context, resources) ⇒ Hash

Implements the canonicalize feature of the Resource API; this method is called first against any resources defined in the manifest, then again to conform the results from a get call. The method attempts to retrieve the DSC resource from the machine; if the resource is found, this method then compares the downcased values of the two hashes, overwriting the manifest value with the discovered one if they are case insensitively equivalent; this enables case insensitive but preserving behavior where a manifest declaration of a path as “c:/foo/bar” if discovered on disk as “C:FooBar” will canonicalize to the latter and prevent any flapping.

Parameters:

  • context (Object) —

    the Puppet runtime context to operate in and send feedback to

  • resources (Hash) —

    the hash of the resource to canonicalize from either manifest or invocation

Returns:

  • (Hash) —

    returns a hash representing the current state of the object, if it exists



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 47

def canonicalize(context, resources)
  canonicalized_resources = []
  resources.collect do |r|
    # During RSAPI refresh runs mandatory parameters are stripped and not available;
    # Instead of checking again and failing, search the cache for a namevar match.
    namevarized_r = r.select { |k, _v| namevar_attributes(context).include?(k) }
    cached_result = fetch_cached_hashes(@cached_canonicalized_resource, [namevarized_r]).first
    if cached_result.nil?
      # If the resource is meant to be absent, skip canonicalization and rely on the manifest
      # value; there's no reason to compare system state to desired state for casing if the
      # resource is being removed.
      if r[:dsc_ensure] == 'absent'
        canonicalized = r.dup
        @cached_canonicalized_resource << r.dup
      else
        canonicalized = invoke_get_method(context, r)
        # If the resource could not be found or was returned as absent, skip case munging and
        # treat the manifest values as canonical since the resource is being created.
        # rubocop:disable Metrics/BlockNesting
        if canonicalized.nil? || canonicalized[:dsc_ensure] == 'absent'
          canonicalized = r.dup
          @cached_canonicalized_resource << r.dup
        else
          parameters = r.select { |name, _properties| parameter_attributes(context).include?(name) }
          canonicalized.merge!(parameters)
          canonicalized[:name] = r[:name]
          if r[:dsc_psdscrunascredential].nil?
            canonicalized.delete(:dsc_psdscrunascredential)
          else
            canonicalized[:dsc_psdscrunascredential] = r[:dsc_psdscrunascredential]
          end
          downcased_result = recursively_downcase(canonicalized)
          downcased_resource = recursively_downcase(r)
          # Ensure that metaparameters are preserved when we canonicalize the resource.
          metaparams = downcased_resource.select { |key, _value| Puppet::Type.metaparam?(key) }
          canonicalized.merge!(metaparams) unless metaparams.nil?
          downcased_result.each do |key, value|
            # Canonicalize to the manifest value unless the downcased strings match and the attribute is not an enum:
            # - When the values don't match at all, the manifest value is desired;
            # - When the values match case insensitively but the attribute is an enum, prefer the casing of the manifest enum.
            # - When the values match case insensitively and the attribute is not an enum, prefer the casing from invoke_get_method
            canonicalized[key] = r[key] unless same?(value, downcased_resource[key]) && !enum_attributes(context).include?(key)
            canonicalized.delete(key) unless downcased_resource.key?(key)
          end
          # Cache the actually canonicalized resource separately
          @cached_canonicalized_resource << canonicalized.dup
        end
        # rubocop:enable Metrics/BlockNesting
      end
    else
      # The resource has already been canonicalized for the set values and is not being canonicalized for get
      # In this case, we do *not* want to process anything, just return the resource. We only call canonicalize
      # so we can get case insensitive but preserving values for _setting_ state.
      canonicalized = r
    end
    canonicalized_resources << canonicalized
  end
  context.debug("Canonicalized Resources: #{canonicalized_resources}")
  canonicalized_resources
end

#clear_instantiated_variables! ⇒ Object

Clear the instantiated variables hash to be ready for the next run



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 514

def clear_instantiated_variables!
  @instantiated_variables = {}
end

#create(context, name, should) ⇒ Hash

Attempts to set an instance of the DSC resource, invoking the ‘Set` method and thinly wrapping the `invoke_set_method` method; whether this method, `update`, or `delete` is called is entirely up to the Resource API based on the results

Parameters:

  • context (Object) —

    the Puppet runtime context to operate in and send feedback to

  • name (String) —

    the name of the resource being created

Returns:

  • (Hash) —

    returns a hash indicating whether or not the resource is in the desired state, whether or not it requires a reboot, and any error messages captured.



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 199

def create(context, name, should)
  context.debug("Creating '#{name}' with #{should.inspect}")
  invoke_set_method(context, name, should)
end

#delete(context, name) ⇒ Hash

Attempts to set an instance of the DSC resource, invoking the ‘Set` method and thinly wrapping the `invoke_set_method` method; whether this method, `create`, or `update` is called is entirely up to the Resource API based on the results

Parameters:

  • context (Object) —

    the Puppet runtime context to operate in and send feedback to

  • name (String) —

    the name of the resource being created

Returns:

  • (Hash) —

    returns a hash indicating whether or not the resource is in the desired state, whether or not it requires a reboot, and any error messages captured.



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 223

def delete(context, name)
  context.debug("Deleting '#{name}'")
  invoke_set_method(context, name, name.merge({ dsc_ensure: 'Absent' }))
end

#downcase_hash_keys!(enumerable) ⇒ Object

Recursively transforms any enumerable, downcasing any hash keys it finds, changing the passed enumerable.

Parameters:

  • enumerable (Enumerable) —

    a string, array, hash, or other object to attempt to recursively downcase



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 532

def downcase_hash_keys!(enumerable)
  if enumerable.is_a?(Hash)
    enumerable.keys.each do |key| # rubocop:disable Style/HashEachMethods
      name = key.dup.downcase
      enumerable[name] = enumerable.delete(key)
      downcase_hash_keys!(enumerable[name]) if enumerable[name].is_a?(Enumerable)
    end
  else
    enumerable.each { |item| downcase_hash_keys!(item) if item.is_a?(Enumerable) }
  end
end

#enum_attributes(context) ⇒ Array

Parses the DSC resource type definition to retrieve the names of any attributes which are specified as enums Note that for complex types, especially those that have nested CIM instances, this will return for any data type which includes an Enum, not just for simple ‘Enum[]` or `Optional[Enum]` data types.

Parameters:

  • context (Object) —

    the Puppet runtime context to operate in and send feedback to

Returns:

  • (Array) —

    returns an array of attribute names as symbols which are enums



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 640

def enum_attributes(context)
  context.type.attributes.select { |_name, properties| properties[:type].include?('Enum[') }.keys
end

#escape_quotes(text) ⇒ String

Escape any nested single quotes in a Sensitive string

Parameters:

  • text (String) —

    the text to escape

Returns:

  • (String) —

    the escaped text



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 922

def escape_quotes(text)
  text.gsub("'", "''")
end

#fetch_cached_hashes(cache, hashes) ⇒ Array

Look through a cache to retrieve the hashes specified, if they have been cached. Does so by seeing if each of the specified hashes is a subset of any of the hashes in the cache, so 1, bar: 2 would return if 1 was the search hash.

Parameters:

  • cache (Array) —

    the instance variable containing cached hashes to search through

  • hashes (Array) —

    the list of hashes to search the cache for

Returns:

  • (Array) —

    an array containing the matching hashes for the search condition, if any



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 30

def fetch_cached_hashes(cache, hashes)
  cache.reject do |item|
    matching_hash = hashes.select { |hash| (item.to_a - hash.to_a).empty? || (hash.to_a - item.to_a).empty? }
    matching_hash.empty?
  end.flatten
end

#format(value) ⇒ String

Convert a Puppet/Ruby value into a PowerShell representation. Requires some slight additional munging over what is provided in the ruby-pwsh library, as it does not handle unwrapping Sensitive data types or interpolating Credentials.

Parameters:

  • value (Object) —

    The object to format into valid PowerShell

Returns:

  • (String) —

    A string representation of the input value as valid PowerShell



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 884

def format(value)
  Pwsh::Util.format_powershell_value(value)
rescue RuntimeError => e
  raise unless e.message.include?('Sensitive [value redacted]')

  Pwsh::Util.format_powershell_value(unwrap(value))
end

#format_ciminstance(variable_name, class_name, property_hash) ⇒ String

Write a line of PowerShell which creates a CIM Instance and assigns it to a variable

Parameters:

  • variable_name (String) —

    the name of the Variable to assign the CIM Instance to

  • class_name (String) —

    the CIM Class to instantiate

  • property_hash (Hash) —

    the Properties which define the CIM Instance

Returns:

  • (String) —

    A line of PowerShell which defines the CIM Instance and stores it to a variable



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 783

def format_ciminstance(variable_name, class_name, property_hash)
  definition = "$#{variable_name} = New-CimInstance -ClientOnly -ClassName '#{class_name}' -Property #{format(property_hash)}"
  # AWFUL HACK to make New-CimInstance happy ; it can't parse an array unless it's an array of Cim Instances
  # definition = definition.gsub("@(@{'cim_instance_type'","[CimInstance[]]@(@{'cim_instance_type'")
  # EVEN WORSE HACK - this one we can't even be sure it's a cim instance...
  # but I don't _think_ anything but nested cim instances show up as hashes inside an array
  definition = definition.gsub('@(@{', '[CimInstance[]]@(@{')
  interpolate_variables(definition)
end

#format_pscredential(variable_name, credential_hash) ⇒ String

Write a line of PowerShell which creates a PSCredential object and assigns it to a variable

Parameters:

  • variable_name (String) —

    the name of the Variable to assign the PSCredential object to

  • credential_hash (Hash) —

    the Properties which define the PSCredential Object

Returns:

  • (String) —

    A line of PowerShell which defines the PSCredential object and stores it to a variable



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 708

def format_pscredential(variable_name, credential_hash)
  "$#{variable_name} = New-PSCredential -User #{credential_hash['user']} -Password '#{credential_hash['password']}#{SECRET_POSTFIX}'"
end

#get(context, names = nil) ⇒ Hash

Attempts to retrieve an instance of the DSC resource, invoking the ‘Get` method and passing any namevars as the Properties to Invoke-DscResource. The result object, if any, is compared to the specified properties in the Puppet Resource to decide whether it needs to be created, updated, deleted, or whether it is in the desired state.

Parameters:

  • context (Object) —

    the Puppet runtime context to operate in and send feedback to

  • names (Hash) (defaults to: nil) —

    the hash of namevar properties and their values to use to get the resource

Returns:

  • (Hash) —

    returns a hash representing the current state of the object, if it exists



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 116

def get(context, names = nil)
  # Relies on the get_simple_filter feature to pass the namevars
  # as an array containing the namevar parameters as a hash.
  # This hash is functionally the same as a should hash as
  # passed to the invocable_resource method.
  context.debug('Collecting data from the DSC Resource')

  # If the resource has already been queried, do not bother querying for it again
  cached_results = fetch_cached_hashes(@cached_query_results, names)
  return cached_results unless cached_results.empty?

  if @cached_canonicalized_resource.empty?
    mandatory_properties = {}
  else
    canonicalized_resource = @cached_canonicalized_resource[0].dup
    mandatory_properties = canonicalized_resource.select do |attribute, _value|
      (mandatory_get_attributes(context) - namevar_attributes(context)).include?(attribute)
    end
    # If dsc_psdscrunascredential was specified, re-add it here.
    mandatory_properties[:dsc_psdscrunascredential] = canonicalized_resource[:dsc_psdscrunascredential] if canonicalized_resource.key?(:dsc_psdscrunascredential)
  end
  names.collect do |name|
    name = { name: name } if name.is_a? String
    invoke_get_method(context, name.merge(mandatory_properties))
  end
end

#handle_secrets(text, replacement, error_message) ⇒ String

Strings containing sensitive data have a secrets postfix. These strings cannot be passed directly either to debug streams or to PowerShell and must be handled; this method contains the shared logic for parsing text for secrets and substituting values for them.

Parameters:

  • text (String) —

    the text to parse and handle for secrets

  • replacement (String) —

    the value to pass to gsub to replace secrets with

  • error_message (String) —

    the error message to raise instead of leaking secrets

Returns:

  • (String) —

    the modified text



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 944

def handle_secrets(text, replacement, error_message)
  # Every secret unwrapped in this module will unwrap as "'secret#{SECRET_POSTFIX}'"
  # Currently, no known resources specify a SecureString instead of a PSCredential object.
  return text unless /#{Regexp.quote(SECRET_POSTFIX)}/.match?(text)

  # In order to reduce time-to-parse, look at each line individually and *only* attempt
  # to substitute if a naive match for the secret postfix is found on the line.
  modified_text = text.split("\n").map do |line|
    if /#{Regexp.quote(SECRET_POSTFIX)}/.match?(line)
      line.gsub(SECRET_DATA_REGEX, replacement)
    else
      line
    end
  end

  modified_text = modified_text.join("\n")

  # Something has gone wrong, error loudly
  raise error_message if /#{Regexp.quote(SECRET_POSTFIX)}/.match?(modified_text)

  modified_text
end

#instantiated_variables ⇒ Hash

Return a Hash containing all of the variables defined for instantiation as well as the Ruby hash for their properties so they can be matched and replaced as needed.

Returns:

  • (Hash) —

    containing all instantiated variables and the properties that they define



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 509

def instantiated_variables
  @instantiated_variables ||= {}
end

#insync?(context, name, _property_name, _is_hash, should_hash) ⇒ Boolean, Void

Determine if the DSC Resource is in the desired state, invoking the ‘Test` method unless it’s

already been run for the resource, in which case reuse the result instead of checking for each
property. This behavior is only triggered if the validation_mode is set to resource; by default
it is set to property and uses the default property comparison logic in Puppet::Property.

Parameters:

  • context (Object) —

    the Puppet runtime context to operate in and send feedback to

  • name (String) —

    the name of the resource being tested

  • is_hash (Hash) —

    the current state of the resource on the system

  • should_hash (Hash) —

    the desired state of the resource per the manifest

Returns:

  • (Boolean, Void) —

    returns true/false if the resource is/isn’t in the desired state and the validation mode is set to resource, otherwise nil.



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 290

def insync?(context, name, _property_name, _is_hash, should_hash)
  return nil if should_hash[:validation_mode] != 'resource'

  prior_result = fetch_cached_hashes(@cached_test_results, [name])
  prior_result.empty? ? invoke_test_method(context, name, should_hash) : prior_result.first[:in_desired_state]
end

#interpolate_variables(string) ⇒ String

Look through a fully formatted string, replacing all instances where a value matches the formatted properties of an instantiated variable with references to the variable instead. This allows us to pass complex and nested CIM instances to the Invoke-DscResource parameter hash without constructing them in the hash.

Parameters:

  • string (String) —

    the string of text to search through for places an instantiated variable can be referenced

Returns:

  • (String) —

    the string with references to instantiated variables instead of their properties



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 650

def interpolate_variables(string)
  modified_string = string
  # Always replace later-created variables first as they sometimes were built from earlier ones
  instantiated_variables.reverse_each do |variable_name, ruby_definition|
    modified_string = modified_string.gsub(format(ruby_definition), "$#{variable_name}")
  end
  modified_string
end

#invocable_resource(should, context, dsc_invoke_method) ⇒ Hash

Converts a Puppet resource hash into a hash with the information needed to call Invoke-DscResource, including the desired state, the path to the PowerShell module containing the resources, the invoke method, and metadata about the DSC Resource and Puppet Type.

Parameters:

  • should (Hash) —

    A hash representing the desired state of the DSC resource as defined in Puppet

  • context (Object) —

    the Puppet runtime context to operate in and send feedback to

  • dsc_invoke_method (String) —

    the method to pass to Invoke-DscResource: get, set, or test

Returns:

  • (Hash) —

    a hash with the information needed to run ‘Invoke-DscResource`



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 417

def invocable_resource(should, context, dsc_invoke_method)
  resource = {}
  resource[:parameters] = {}
  %i[name dscmeta_resource_friendly_name dscmeta_resource_name dscmeta_resource_implementation dscmeta_module_name dscmeta_module_version].each do |k|
    resource[k] = context.type.definition[k]
  end
  should.each do |k, v|
    # PSDscRunAsCredential is considered a namevar and will always be passed, even if nil
    # To prevent flapping during runs, remove it from the resource definition unless specified
    next if k == :dsc_psdscrunascredential && v.nil?

    resource[:parameters][k] = {}
    resource[:parameters][k][:value] = v
    %i[mof_type mof_is_embedded].each do |ky|
      resource[:parameters][k][ky] = context.type.definition[:attributes][k][ky]
    end
  end
  resource[:dsc_invoke_method] = dsc_invoke_method

  resource[:vendored_modules_path] = vendored_modules_path(resource[:dscmeta_module_name])

  resource[:attributes] = nil

  context.debug("invocable_resource: #{resource.inspect}")
  resource
end

#invoke_dsc_resource(context, name_hash, props, method) ⇒ Hash

Invokes the given DSC method, passing the name_hash as the properties to use with ‘Invoke-DscResource` The PowerShell script returns a JSON hash with key-value pairs indicating the result of the given command. The hash is left untouched for the most part with any further parsing handled by the methods that call upon it.

Parameters:

  • context (Object) —

    the Puppet runtime context to operate in and send feedback to

  • name_hash (Hash) —

    the hash of namevars to be passed as properties to ‘Invoke-DscResource`

  • props (Hash) —

    the properties to be passed to ‘Invoke-DscResource`

  • method (String) —

    the method to be specified

Returns:

  • (Hash) —

    returns a hash representing the result of the DSC resource call



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 237

def invoke_dsc_resource(context, name_hash, props, method)
  # Do not bother running if the logon credentials won't work
  if !name_hash[:dsc_psdscrunascredential].nil? && logon_failed_already?(name_hash[:dsc_psdscrunascredential])
    context.err('Logon credentials are invalid')
    return nil
  end
  resource = invocable_resource(props, context, method)
  script_content = ps_script_content(resource)
  context.debug("Script:\n #{redact_secrets(script_content)}")
  output = ps_manager.execute(remove_secret_identifiers(script_content))[:stdout]
  if output.nil?
    context.err('Nothing returned')
    return nil
  end

  begin
    data = JSON.parse(output)
  rescue StandardError => e
    context.err(e)
    return nil
  end
  context.debug("raw data received: #{data.inspect}")

  error = data['errormessage']
  unless error.nil? || error.empty?
    # NB: We should have a way to stop processing this resource *now* without blowing up the whole Puppet run
    # Raising an error stops processing but blows things up while context.err alerts but continues to process
    if error.include?('Logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type at this computer')
      logon_error = "PSDscRunAsCredential account specified (#{name_hash[:dsc_psdscrunascredential]['user']}) does not have appropriate logon rights; are they an administrator?"
      name_hash[:name].nil? ? context.err(logon_error) : context.err(name_hash[:name], logon_error)
      @logon_failures << name_hash[:dsc_psdscrunascredential].dup
      # This is a hack to handle the query cache to prevent a second lookup
      @cached_query_results << name_hash # if fetch_cached_hashes(@cached_query_results, [data]).empty?
    else
      context.err(error)
    end
    # Either way, something went wrong and we didn't get back a good result, so return nil
    return nil
  end
  data
end

#invoke_get_method(context, name_hash) ⇒ Hash

Invokes the ‘Get` method, passing the name_hash as the properties to use with `Invoke-DscResource` The PowerShell script returns a JSON representation of the DSC Resource’s CIM Instance munged as best it can be for Ruby. Once that JSON is parsed into a hash this method further munges it to fit the expected property definitions. Finally, it returns the object for the Resource API to compare against and determine what future actions, if any, are needed.

Parameters:

  • context (Object) —

    the Puppet runtime context to operate in and send feedback to

  • name_hash (Hash) —

    the hash of namevars to be passed as properties to ‘Invoke-DscResource`

Returns:

  • (Hash) —

    returns a hash representing the DSC resource munged to the representation the Puppet Type expects



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 306

def invoke_get_method(context, name_hash)
  context.debug("retrieving #{name_hash.inspect}")

  query_props = name_hash.select { |k, v| mandatory_get_attributes(context).include?(k) || (k == :dsc_psdscrunascredential && !v.nil?) }
  data = invoke_dsc_resource(context, name_hash, query_props, 'get')
  return nil if data.nil?

  # DSC gives back information we don't care about; filter down to only
  # those properties exposed in the type definition.
  valid_attributes = context.type.attributes.keys.collect(&:to_s)
  parameters = parameter_attributes(context).collect(&:to_s)
  data.select! { |key, _value| valid_attributes.include?("dsc_#{key.downcase}") }
  data.reject! { |key, _value| parameters.include?("dsc_#{key.downcase}") }
  # Canonicalize the results to match the type definition representation;
  # failure to do so will prevent the resource_api from comparing the result
  # to the should hash retrieved from the resource definition in the manifest.
  data.keys.each do |key| # rubocop:disable Style/HashEachMethods
    type_key = "dsc_#{key.downcase}".to_sym
    data[type_key] = data.delete(key)

    # Special handling for CIM Instances
    if data[type_key].is_a?(Enumerable)
      downcase_hash_keys!(data[type_key])
      munge_cim_instances!(data[type_key])
    end

    # Convert DateTime back to appropriate type
    if context.type.attributes[type_key][:mof_type] =~ /DateTime/i && !data[type_key].nil?
      data[type_key] = begin
        Puppet::Pops::Time::Timestamp.parse(data[type_key]) if context.type.attributes[type_key][:mof_type] =~ /DateTime/i && !data[type_key].nil?
      rescue ArgumentError, TypeError => e
        # Catch any failures in the parse, output them to the context and then return nil
        context.err("Value returned for DateTime (#{data[type_key].inspect}) failed to parse: #{e}")
        nil
      end
    end
    # PowerShell does not distinguish between a return of empty array/string
    #  and null but Puppet does; revert to those values if specified.
    data[type_key] = [] if data[type_key].nil? && query_props.key?(type_key) && query_props[type_key].is_a?(Array)
  end
  # If a resource is found, it's present, so refill this Puppet-only key
  data[:name] = name_hash[:name]

  # Have to check for this to avoid a weird canonicalization warning
  # The Resource API calls canonicalize against the current state which
  # will lead to dsc_ensure being set to absent in the name_hash even if
  # it was set to present in the manifest
  name_hash_has_nil_keys = name_hash.count { |_k, v| v.nil? }.positive?
  # We want to throw away all of the empty keys if and only if the manifest
  # declaration is for an absent resource and the resource is actually absent
  data.compact! if data[:dsc_ensure] == 'Absent' && name_hash[:dsc_ensure] == 'Absent' && !name_hash_has_nil_keys

  # Sort the return for order-insensitive nested enumerable comparison:
  data = recursively_sort(data)

  # Cache the query to prevent a second lookup
  @cached_query_results << data.dup if fetch_cached_hashes(@cached_query_results, [data]).empty?
  context.debug("Returned to Puppet as #{data}")
  data
end

#invoke_params(resource) ⇒ String

Munge a resource definition (as from ‘invocable_resource`) into valid PowerShell which represents the `InvokeParams` hash which will be splatted to `Invoke-DscResource`, interpolating all previously defined variables into the hash.

Parameters:

  • resource (Hash) —

    a hash with the information needed to run ‘Invoke-DscResource`

Returns:

  • (String) —

    A string representing the PowerShell definition of the InvokeParams hash



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 799

def invoke_params(resource)
  params = {
    Name: resource[:dscmeta_resource_friendly_name],
    Method: resource[:dsc_invoke_method],
    Property: {}
  }
  if resource.key?(:dscmeta_module_version)
    params[:ModuleName] = {}
    params[:ModuleName][:ModuleName] = if resource[:dscmeta_resource_implementation] == 'Class'
                                         resource[:dscmeta_module_name]
                                       else
                                         "#{resource[:vendored_modules_path]}/#{resource[:dscmeta_module_name]}/#{resource[:dscmeta_module_name]}.psd1"
                                       end
    params[:ModuleName][:RequiredVersion] = resource[:dscmeta_module_version]
  else
    params[:ModuleName] = resource[:dscmeta_module_name]
  end
  resource[:parameters].each do |property_name, property_hash|
    # strip dsc_ from the beginning of the property name declaration
    name = property_name.to_s.gsub(/^dsc_/, '').to_sym
    params[:Property][name] = case property_hash[:mof_type]
                              when 'PSCredential'
                                # format can't unwrap Sensitive strings nested in arbitrary hashes/etc, so make
                                # the Credential hash interpolable as it will be replaced by a variable reference.
                                {
                                  'user' => property_hash[:value]['user'],
                                  'password' => escape_quotes(property_hash[:value]['password'].unwrap)
                                }
                              when 'DateTime'
                                # These have to be handled specifically because they rely on the *Puppet* DateTime,
                                # not a generic ruby data type (and so can't go in the shared util in ruby-pwsh)
                                "[DateTime]#{property_hash[:value].format('%FT%T%z')}"
                              else
                                property_hash[:value]
                              end
  end
  params_block = interpolate_variables("$InvokeParams = #{format(params)}")
  # Move the Apostrophe for DateTime declarations
  params_block = params_block.gsub("'[DateTime]", "[DateTime]'")
  # HACK: Handle intentionally empty arrays - need to strongly type them because
  # CIM instances do not do a consistent job of casting an empty array properly.
  empty_array_parameters = resource[:parameters].select { |_k, v| v[:value].is_a?(Array) && v[:value].empty? }
  empty_array_parameters.each do |name, properties|
    param_block_name = name.to_s.gsub(/^dsc_/, '')
    params_block = params_block.gsub("#{param_block_name} = @()", "#{param_block_name} = [#{properties[:mof_type]}]@()")
  end
  # HACK: make CIM instances work:
  resource[:parameters].select { |_key, hash| hash[:mof_is_embedded] && hash[:mof_type].include?('[]') }.each do |_property_name, property_hash|
    formatted_property_hash = interpolate_variables(format(property_hash[:value]))
    params_block = params_block.gsub(formatted_property_hash, "[CimInstance[]]#{formatted_property_hash}")
  end
  params_block
end

#invoke_set_method(context, name, should) ⇒ Hash

Invokes the ‘Set` method, passing the should hash as the properties to use with `Invoke-DscResource` The PowerShell script returns a JSON hash with key-value pairs indicating whether or not the resource is in the desired state, whether or not it requires a reboot, and any error messages captured.

Parameters:

  • context (Object) —

    the Puppet runtime context to operate in and send feedback to

  • should (Hash) —

    the desired state represented definition to pass as properties to Invoke-DscResource

Returns:

  • (Hash) —

    returns a hash indicating whether or not the resource is in the desired state, whether or not it requires a reboot, and any error messages captured.



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 374

def invoke_set_method(context, name, should)
  context.debug("Invoking Set Method for '#{name}' with #{should.inspect}")

  apply_props = should.select { |k, _v| k.to_s =~ /^dsc_/ }
  invoke_dsc_resource(context, should, apply_props, 'set')

  # TODO: Implement this functionality for notifying a DSC reboot?
  # notify_reboot_pending if data['rebootrequired'] == true
end

#invoke_test_method(context, name, should) ⇒ Boolean

Invokes the ‘Test` method, passing the should hash as the properties to use with `Invoke-DscResource`

The PowerShell script returns a JSON hash with key-value pairs indicating whether or not the resource
is in the desired state and any error messages captured.

Parameters:

  • context (Object) —

    the Puppet runtime context to operate in and send feedback to

  • should (Hash) —

    the desired state represented definition to pass as properties to Invoke-DscResource

Returns:

  • (Boolean) —

    returns true if the resource is in the desired state, otherwise false



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 391

def invoke_test_method(context, name, should)
  context.debug("Relying on DSC Test method for validating if '#{name}' is in the desired state")
  context.debug("Invoking Test Method for '#{name}' with #{should.inspect}")

  test_props = should.select { |k, _v| k.to_s =~ /^dsc_/ }
  data = invoke_dsc_resource(context, name, test_props, 'test')
  # Something went wrong with Invoke-DscResource; fall back on property state comparisons
  return nil if data.nil?

  in_desired_state = data['indesiredstate']
  @cached_test_results << name.merge({ in_desired_state: in_desired_state })

  return in_desired_state if in_desired_state

  change_log = 'DSC reported that this resource is not in the desired state; treating all properties as out-of-sync'
  [in_desired_state, change_log]
end

#load_path ⇒ Array

Return the ruby $LOAD_PATH variable; this method exists to make testing vendored resource path discovery easier.

Returns:

  • (Array) —

    The absolute file paths to available/known ruby code paths



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 479

def load_path
  $LOAD_PATH
end

#logon_failed_already?(credential_hash) ⇒ Bool

Return true if the specified credential hash has already failed to execute a DSC resource due to a logon error, as when the account is not an administrator on the machine; otherwise returns false.

Parameters:

  • a (Hash) —

    credential hash with a user and password keys where the password is a sensitive string

Returns:

  • (Bool) —

    true if the credential_hash has already failed logon, false otherwise



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 523

def logon_failed_already?(credential_hash)
  @logon_failures.any? do |failure_hash|
    failure_hash['user'] == credential_hash['user'] && failure_hash['password'].unwrap == credential_hash['password'].unwrap
  end
end

#mandatory_get_attributes(context) ⇒ Array

Parses the DSC resource type definition to retrieve the names of any attributes which are specified as mandatory for get operations

Parameters:

  • context (Object) —

    the Puppet runtime context to operate in and send feedback to

Returns:

  • (Array) —

    returns an array of attribute names as symbols which are mandatory for get operations



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 606

def mandatory_get_attributes(context)
  context.type.attributes.select { |_attribute, properties| properties[:mandatory_for_get] }.keys
end

#mandatory_set_attributes(context) ⇒ Array

Parses the DSC resource type definition to retrieve the names of any attributes which are specified as mandatory for set operations

Parameters:

  • context (Object) —

    the Puppet runtime context to operate in and send feedback to

Returns:

  • (Array) —

    returns an array of attribute names as symbols which are mandatory for set operations



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 614

def mandatory_set_attributes(context)
  context.type.attributes.select { |_attribute, properties| properties[:mandatory_for_set] }.keys
end

#munge_cim_instances!(enumerable) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 544

def munge_cim_instances!(enumerable)
  if enumerable.is_a?(Hash)
    # Delete the cim_instance_type key from a top-level CIM Instance **only**
    _ = enumerable.delete('cim_instance_type')
  else
    enumerable.each { |item| munge_cim_instances!(item) if item.is_a?(Enumerable) }
  end
end

#munge_psmodulepath(resource) ⇒ String

Parses a resource definition (as from ‘invocable_resource`) and ensures the System environment variable for PSModulePath is munged to include the vendored PowerShell modules. Due to a bug in PSDesiredStateConfiguration, class-based DSC Resources cannot be called via Invoke-DscResource by path, only by module name, and the module must be discoverable in the system-level PSModulePath. The postscript for invocation has logic to reset the system PSModulePath as stored in the script lines returned by this method.

Parameters:

  • resource (Hash) —

    a hash with the information needed to run ‘Invoke-DscResource`

Returns:

  • (String) —

    A multi-line string which sets the PSModulePath at the system level



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 668

def munge_psmodulepath(resource)
  vendor_path = resource[:vendored_modules_path].tr('/', '\\')
  <<~MUNGE_PSMODULEPATH.strip
    $UnmungedPSModulePath = [System.Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable('PSModulePath','machine')
    $MungedPSModulePath = $env:PSModulePath + ';#{vendor_path}'
    [System.Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable('PSModulePath', $MungedPSModulePath, [System.EnvironmentVariableTarget]::Machine)
    $env:PSModulePath = [System.Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable('PSModulePath','machine')
  MUNGE_PSMODULEPATH
end

#namevar_attributes(context) ⇒ Array

Parses the DSC resource type definition to retrieve the names of any attributes which are specified as namevars

Parameters:

  • context (Object) —

    the Puppet runtime context to operate in and send feedback to

Returns:

  • (Array) —

    returns an array of attribute names as symbols which are namevars



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 622

def namevar_attributes(context)
  context.type.attributes.select { |_attribute, properties| properties[:behaviour] == :namevar }.keys
end

#nested_cim_instances(enumerable) ⇒ Hash

Recursively search for and return CIM instances nested in an enumerable

Parameters:

  • enumerable (Enumerable) —

    a hash or array which may contain CIM Instances

Returns:

  • (Hash) —

    every discovered hash which does define a CIM Instance



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 763

def nested_cim_instances(enumerable)
  enumerable.collect do |key, value|
    if key.is_a?(Hash) && key.key?('cim_instance_type')
      key
      # TODO: Are there any cim instancees 3 levels deep, or only 2?
      # if so, we should *also* keep searching and processing...
    elsif key.is_a?(Enumerable)
      nested_cim_instances(key)
    elsif value.is_a?(Enumerable)
      nested_cim_instances(value)
    end
  end
end

#parameter_attributes(context) ⇒ Array

Parses the DSC resource type definition to retrieve the names of any attributes which are specified as parameters

Parameters:

  • context (Object) —

    the Puppet runtime context to operate in and send feedback to

Returns:

  • (Array) —

    returns an array of attribute names as symbols which are parameters



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 630

def parameter_attributes(context)
  context.type.attributes.select { |_name, properties| properties[:behaviour] == :parameter }.keys
end

#prepare_cim_instances(resource) ⇒ String

Parses a resource definition (as from ‘invocable_resource`) for any properties which are CIM instances whether at the top level or nested inside of other CIM instances, and, where they are discovered, adds those objects to the instantiated_variables hash as well as returning a line of PowerShell code which will create the CIM object and store it in a variable. This then allows the CIM instances to be assigned by variable reference.

Parameters:

  • resource (Hash) —

    a hash with the information needed to run ‘Invoke-DscResource`

Returns:

  • (String) —

    An array of lines of PowerShell to instantiate CIM Instances and store them in variables



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 720

def prepare_cim_instances(resource)
  cim_instances_block = []
  resource[:parameters].each do |_property_name, property_hash|
    next unless property_hash[:mof_is_embedded]
    next if property_hash[:mof_type] == 'PSCredential' # Credentials are handled separately

    # strip dsc_ from the beginning of the property name declaration
    # name = property_name.to_s.gsub(/^dsc_/, '').to_sym
    # Process nested CIM instances first as those neeed to be passed to higher-order
    # instances and must therefore be declared before they must be referenced
    cim_instance_hashes = nested_cim_instances(property_hash[:value]).flatten.compact
    # Sometimes the instances are an empty array
    unless cim_instance_hashes.count.zero?
      cim_instance_hashes.each do |instance|
        variable_name = random_variable_name
        class_name = instance['cim_instance_type']
        properties = instance.reject { |k, _v| k == 'cim_instance_type' }
        cim_instances_block << format_ciminstance(variable_name, class_name, properties)
        instantiated_variables.merge!(variable_name => instance)
      end
    end
    # We have to handle arrays of CIM instances slightly differently
    if /\[\]$/.match?(property_hash[:mof_type])
      class_name = property_hash[:mof_type].gsub('[]', '')
      property_hash[:value].each do |hash|
        variable_name = random_variable_name
        cim_instances_block << format_ciminstance(variable_name, class_name, hash)
        instantiated_variables.merge!(variable_name => hash)
      end
    else
      variable_name = random_variable_name
      class_name = property_hash[:mof_type]
      cim_instances_block << format_ciminstance(variable_name, class_name, property_hash[:value])
      instantiated_variables.merge!(variable_name => property_hash[:value])
    end
  end
  cim_instances_block == [] ? '' : cim_instances_block.join("\n")
end

#prepare_credentials(resource) ⇒ String

Parses a resource definition (as from ‘invocable_resource`) for any properties which are PowerShell Credentials. As these values need to be serialized into PSCredential objects, return an array of PowerShell lines, each of which instantiates a variable which holds the value as a PSCredential. These credential variables can then be simply assigned in the parameter hash where needed.

Parameters:

  • resource (Hash) —

    a hash with the information needed to run ‘Invoke-DscResource`

Returns:

  • (String) —

    An array of lines of PowerShell to instantiate PSCredentialObjects and store them in variables



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 685

def prepare_credentials(resource)
  credentials_block = []
  resource[:parameters].each do |_property_name, property_hash|
    next unless property_hash[:mof_type] == 'PSCredential'
    next if property_hash[:value].nil?

    variable_name = random_variable_name
    credential_hash = {
      'user' => property_hash[:value]['user'],
      'password' => escape_quotes(property_hash[:value]['password'].unwrap)
    }
    credentials_block << format_pscredential(variable_name, credential_hash)
    instantiated_variables.merge!(variable_name => credential_hash)
  end
  credentials_block.join("\n")
  credentials_block == [] ? '' : credentials_block
end

#ps_manager ⇒ Object

Instantiate a PowerShell manager via the ruby-pwsh library and use it to invoke PowerShell. Definiing it here allows re-use of a single instance instead of continually instantiating and tearing a new instance down for every call.



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 990

def ps_manager
  debug_output = Puppet::Util::Log.level == :debug
  # TODO: Allow you to specify an alternate path, either to pwsh generally or a specific pwsh path.
  Pwsh::Manager.instance(Pwsh::Manager.powershell_path, Pwsh::Manager.powershell_args, debug: debug_output)
end

#ps_script_content(resource) ⇒ String

Given a resource definition (as from ‘invocable_resource`), return a PowerShell script which has all of the appropriate function and variable definitions, which will call Invoke-DscResource, and will correct munge the results for returning to Puppet as a JSON object.

Parameters:

  • resource (Hash) —

    a hash with the information needed to run ‘Invoke-DscResource`

Returns:

  • (String) —

    A string representing the PowerShell script which will invoke the DSC Resource.



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 859

def ps_script_content(resource)
  template_path = File.expand_path(__dir__)
  # Defines the helper functions
  functions     = File.new("#{template_path}/invoke_dsc_resource_functions.ps1").read
  # Defines the response hash and the runtime settings
  preamble      = File.new("#{template_path}/invoke_dsc_resource_preamble.ps1").read
  # The postscript defines the invocation error and result handling; expects `$InvokeParams` to be defined
  postscript    = File.new("#{template_path}/invoke_dsc_resource_postscript.ps1").read
  # The blocks define the variables to define for the postscript.
  module_path_block = munge_psmodulepath(resource)
  credential_block = prepare_credentials(resource)
  cim_instances_block = prepare_cim_instances(resource)
  parameters_block = invoke_params(resource)
  # clean them out of the temporary cache now that they're not needed; failure to do so can goof up future executions in this run
  clear_instantiated_variables!

  [functions, preamble, module_path_block, credential_block, cim_instances_block, parameters_block, postscript].join("\n")
end

#puppetize_name(name) ⇒ String

Return a String containing a puppetized name. A puppetized name is a string that only includes lowercase letters, digits, underscores and cannot start with a digit.

Returns:

  • (String) —

    with a puppetized module name



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 487

def puppetize_name(name)
  # Puppet module names must be lower case
  name = name.downcase
  # Puppet module names must only include lowercase letters, digits and underscores
  name = name.gsub(/[^a-z0-9_]/, '_')
  # Puppet module names must not start with a number so if it does, append the letter 'a' to the name. Eg: '7zip' becomes 'a7zip'
  name = name.match?(/^\d/) ? "a#{name}" : name # rubocop:disable Lint/UselessAssignment
end

#random_variable_name ⇒ String

Return a UUID with the dashes turned into underscores to enable the specifying of guaranteed-unique variables in the PowerShell script.

Returns:

  • (String) —

    a uuid with underscores instead of dashes.



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 500

def random_variable_name
  # PowerShell variables can't include dashes
  SecureRandom.uuid.tr('-', '_')
end

#recursively_downcase(object) ⇒ Object

Recursively transforms any object, downcasing it to enable case insensitive comparisons

Parameters:

  • object (Object) —

    a string, array, hash, or other object to attempt to recursively downcase

Returns:

  • (Object) —

    returns the input object recursively downcased



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 557

def recursively_downcase(object)
  case object
  when String
    object.downcase
  when Array
    object.map { |item| recursively_downcase(item) }
  when Hash
    transformed = {}
    object.transform_keys(&:downcase).each do |key, value|
      transformed[key] = recursively_downcase(value)
    end
    transformed
  else
    object
  end
end

#recursively_sort(object) ⇒ Object

Recursively sorts any object to enable order-insensitive comparisons

Parameters:

  • object (Object) —

    an array, hash, or other object to attempt to recursively downcase

Returns:

  • (Object) —

    returns the input object recursively downcased



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 578

def recursively_sort(object)
  case object
  when Array
    object.map { |item| recursively_sort(item) }.sort_by(&:to_s)
  when Hash
    transformed = {}
    object.sort.to_h.each do |key, value|
      transformed[key] = recursively_sort(value)
    end
    transformed
  else
    object
  end
end

#redact_secrets(text) ⇒ String

While Puppet is aware of Sensitive data types, the PowerShell script is not and so for debugging purposes must be redacted before being sent to debug output but must not be redacted when sent to the PowerShell code manager.

Parameters:

  • text (String) —

    the text to redact

Returns:

  • (String) —

    the redacted text



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 973

def redact_secrets(text)
  handle_secrets(text, "'#<Sensitive [value redacted]>'", "Unredacted sensitive data would've been leaked")
end

#remove_secret_identifiers(text) ⇒ String

While Puppet is aware of Sensitive data types, the PowerShell script is not and so the helper-id for sensitive data must be removed before sending to the PowerShell code manager.

Parameters:

  • text (String) —

    the text to strip of secret data identifiers

Returns:

  • (String) —

    the modified text to pass to the PowerShell code manager



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 983

def remove_secret_identifiers(text)
  handle_secrets(text, "'\\k<secret>'", 'Unable to properly format text for PowerShell with sensitive data')
end

#same?(value1, value2) ⇒ bool

Check equality, sort if necessary

Parameters:

  • value1 (object) —

    a string, array, hash, or other object to sort and compare to value2

  • value2 (object) —

    a string, array, hash, or other object to sort and compare to value1

Returns:

  • (bool) —

    returns equality



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 598

def same?(value1, value2)
  recursively_sort(value2) == recursively_sort(value1)
end

#set(context, changes) ⇒ Object

Determines whether a resource is ensurable and which message to write (create, update, or delete), then passes the appropriate values along to the various sub-methods which themselves call the Set method of Invoke-DscResource. Implementation borrowed directly from the Resource API Simple Provider

Parameters:

  • context (Object) —

    the Puppet runtime context to operate in and send feedback to

  • changes (Hash) —

    the hash of whose key is the name_hash and value is the is and should hashes



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 149

def set(context, changes)
  changes.each do |name, change|
    is = change[:is]
    should = change[:should]

    # If should is an array instead of a hash and only has one entry, use that.
    should = should.first if should.is_a?(Array) && should.length == 1

    # for compatibility sake, we use dsc_ensure instead of ensure, so context.type.ensurable? does not work
    if context.type.attributes.key?(:dsc_ensure)
      # HACK: If the DSC Resource is ensurable but doesn't report a default value
      # for ensure, we assume it to be `Present` - this is the most common pattern.
      should_ensure = should[:dsc_ensure].nil? ? 'Present' : should[:dsc_ensure].to_s
      # HACK: Sometimes dsc_ensure is removed???? If it's gone, pretend it's absent??
      is_ensure = is[:dsc_ensure].nil? ? 'Absent' : is[:dsc_ensure].to_s

      if is_ensure == 'Absent' && should_ensure == 'Present'
        context.creating(name) do
          create(context, name, should)
        end
      elsif is_ensure == 'Present' && should_ensure == 'Present'
        context.updating(name) do
          update(context, name, should)
        end
      elsif is_ensure == 'Present' && should_ensure == 'Absent'
        context.deleting(name) do
          delete(context, name)
        end
      else
        # In this case we are not sure if the resource is being created/updated/removed
        # as with ensure "latest" or a specific version number, so default to update.
        context.updating(name) do
          update(context, name, should)
        end
      end
    else
      context.updating(name) do
        update(context, name, should)
      end
    end
  end
end

#unwrap(value) ⇒ Object

Unwrap sensitive strings for formatting, even inside an enumerable, appending the the secret postfix to the end of the string in preparation for gsub cleanup.

Parameters:

  • value (Object) —

    The object to unwrap sensitive data inside of

Returns:

  • (Object) —

    The object with any sensitive strings unwrapped and annotated



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 897

def unwrap(value)
  case value
  when Puppet::Pops::Types::PSensitiveType::Sensitive
    "#{value.unwrap}#{SECRET_POSTFIX}"
  when Hash
    unwrapped = {}
    value.each do |k, v|
      unwrapped[k] = unwrap(v)
    end
    unwrapped
  when Array
    unwrapped = []
    value.each do |v|
      unwrapped << unwrap(v)
    end
    unwrapped
  else
    value
  end
end

#update(context, name, should) ⇒ Hash

Attempts to set an instance of the DSC resource, invoking the ‘Set` method and thinly wrapping the `invoke_set_method` method; whether this method, `create`, or `delete` is called is entirely up to the Resource API based on the results

Parameters:

  • context (Object) —

    the Puppet runtime context to operate in and send feedback to

  • name (String) —

    the name of the resource being created

Returns:

  • (Hash) —

    returns a hash indicating whether or not the resource is in the desired state, whether or not it requires a reboot, and any error messages captured.



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 211

def update(context, name, should)
  context.debug("Updating '#{name}' with #{should.inspect}")
  invoke_set_method(context, name, should)
end

#vendored_modules_path(module_name) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/puppet/provider/dsc_base_provider/dsc_base_provider.rb', line 444

def vendored_modules_path(module_name)
  # Because Puppet adds all of the modules to the LOAD_PATH we can be sure that the appropriate module lives here during an apply;
  # PROBLEM: This currently uses the downcased name, we need to capture the module name in the metadata I think.
  # During a Puppet agent run, the code lives in the cache so we can use the file expansion to discover the correct folder.
  # This handles setting the vendored_modules_path to include the puppet module name; we now add the puppet module name into the
  # path to allow multiple modules to with shared dsc_resources to be installed side by side
  # The old vendored_modules_path: puppet_x/dsc_resources
  # The new vendored_modules_path: puppet_x/<module_name>/dsc_resources
  root_module_path = load_path.grep(%r{#{puppetize_name(module_name)}/lib}).first
  vendored_path = if root_module_path.nil?
                    File.expand_path(Pathname.new(__FILE__).dirname + '../../../' + "puppet_x/#{puppetize_name(module_name)}/dsc_resources") # rubocop:disable Style/StringConcatenation
                  else
                    File.expand_path("#{root_module_path}/puppet_x/#{puppetize_name(module_name)}/dsc_resources")
                  end

  # Check for the old vendored_modules_path second - if there is a mix of modules with the old and new pathing,
  # checking for this first will always work and so the more specific search will never run.
  unless File.exist? vendored_path
    vendored_path = if root_module_path.nil?
                      File.expand_path(Pathname.new(__FILE__).dirname + '../../../' + 'puppet_x/dsc_resources') # rubocop:disable Style/StringConcatenation
                    else
                      File.expand_path("#{root_module_path}/puppet_x/dsc_resources")
                    end
  end

  # A warning is thrown if the something went wrong and the file was not created
  raise "Unable to find expected vendored DSC Resource #{vendored_path}" unless File.exist? vendored_path

  vendored_path
end