My re-write of the two existing OS X Defaults modules #7
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* Expanded the clever boolean `unless` code to make it more boring and readable * Added checks for the parameters * Updated requirement for stdlib to version 4, which provides `assert_type` * Added a license (BSD Simplified/2-clause; licenses are boring) * Removed bugs
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This module has been abandoned. I no longer have any access to the repo so I cannot take it offline. |
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Hi,
Since your OS X Defaults module wasn't compatible with Puppet 4, i decided to give it a little re-write. I mashed together your code with Will Farrington's (@wfarr https://github.com/wfarr/puppet-osx_defaults). I also just realised that i removed both of you from the metadata, which is kind of rude now that i think of it. My re-write was initially just intended for use in-company, so that's my excuse 😊 . No actually, this is: I'm sorry.
Anyways, i hope you can find some use for this update, and that there aren't that many bugs inside. Of course, i haven't tested the code at all; i just pushed it into production and it seemed to work. Then i edited the code some more. Then i created this pull request. Oh dear. What could possibly go wrong?
~rL