Uncouple from the puppet_litmus gem #260
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Related to #167 |
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hey @h0tw1r3 - we really like this idea. Could you look to resolve the merge conflicts, and we can start looking to move this forward. |
running `rake spec` (sequential tests) or `pdk test unit -v` resulted in none of the tests in spec/unit being run.
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@jordanbreen28 rebased |
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added inventory helper spec tests |
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Transforms this pseudo puppet module (which requires a gem not bundled with anything) into an standard r10k/bolt installable module usable outside of the litmus framework.
Module is very useful outside of litmus, particularly for real-time puppet code development. Provision a node, do some "live" development and testing, tear it down.