Puppet users - Jan 2012 - Puppetdoc is not playing nice

Puppet 2.6.12 on Red Hat 5.7

Some background is necessary to set up the question:
I have a class - toggledservices - where I have grouped service control.
class toggledservices::disabled covers all the stuff I want turned off by
default (for hardening requirements)
and individual services I want to turn on/configure get their own class like
class toggledservices::ntpd

I have a total of 8 sub-classes to toggledservices.

Now for the problem:
puppetdoc rdoc output drops two of the sub-classes from the frame on the left of
the page it generates.
All are listed on the module page and I can navigate to each sub-class from that
page, but the list of classes on the left is incomplete.

Any clues for this clueless one ?

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On 31/01/12 19:29, Dan White wrote:
> Puppet 2.6.12 on Red Hat 5.7
> 
> Some background is necessary to set up the question:
> I have a class - toggledservices - where I have grouped service control.
> class toggledservices::disabled covers all the stuff I want turned off by
default (for hardening requirements)
> and individual services I want to turn on/configure get their own class
like class toggledservices::ntpd
> 
> I have a total of 8 sub-classes to toggledservices.
> 
> Now for the problem:
> puppetdoc rdoc output drops two of the sub-classes from the frame on the
left of the page it generates.
> All are listed on the module page and I can navigate to each sub-class from
that page, but the list of classes on the left is incomplete.
> 
> Any clues for this clueless one ?
The best would be to reproduce the problem with the minimal manifest,
and then file a bug report as detailed as possible.
This way I''d be able to reproduce it and potentially fix the problem.

Alternatively you might try Puppet 2.7.10, maybe the bug was fixed.

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