Puppet users - Apr 2010 - Request to make changes to stable Goobuntu Puppet configs

http://b/issue?id=2583243

That bug gives the background as to *why*.

So that clients don''t end up all downloading every file at once as the
RCS tags change, I''m proposing to go through modules in *stable*
Puppet configurations and strip them out with the correct $Id$ tags
module by module over the next week or two.

I would like to know:

a) is this ok with goobuntu-team ?
b) How should I go about the approval process?

I''m sending some huge CLs now for testing/unstable environments, but
when it comes to stable I''ll be doing it module by module, so they
should be reviewable by mere mortals.

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brain fart!

That obviously wasn''t meant to be for a public list :)

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Hi,

While its not for the public, I do have a question in the matter, what do
most people do with id tags?
I do have this annoying problem that the id changes every now and then (e.g.
because of the protocol used to checkout the files) hence changing the file.

I didnt really look into it because it only affect my development puppet
masters (as production servers always check it out in a standard way) but
never the less annoying :)

so far I could only think about striping the id tags on the master, buts
that not really clean, just wondering if anyone has any better solution :)

Thanks,
Ohad

On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 6:07 AM, Nigel Kersten <nigelk@google.com> wrote:
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On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 6:46 PM, Ohad Levy <ohadlevy@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> While its not for the public, I do have a question in the matter, what do
> most people do with id tags?
> I do have this annoying problem that the id changes every now and then
(e.g.
> because of the protocol used to checkout the files) hence changing the
file.
>
> I didnt really look into it because it only affect my development puppet
> masters (as production servers always check it out in a standard way) but
> never the less annoying :)
>
> so far I could only think about striping the id tags on the master, buts
> that not really clean, just wondering if anyone has any better solution :)
So now I''m out in the open :)

We all commit to a common "head" location in VCS, and teams integrate
from their to their own releases.

I''ve now got things set up so that RCS tags are parsed in
"head", but
the keyword expansion is disabled from that point onwards.

I dislike having a service restart simply because a dependent config
file changed RCS tag but nothing else....
>
> Thanks,
> Ohad
>
> On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 6:07 AM, Nigel Kersten <nigelk@google.com>
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Ohad Levy <ohadlevy@gmail.com> writes:
> While its not for the public, I do have a question in the matter, what
> do most people do with id tags?  I do have this annoying problem that
> the id changes every now and then (e.g.  because of the protocol used to
> checkout the files) hence changing the file.
We used to use them in Subversion since it was nice to know when a file
changed, but we stripped them all out when we switched to Git and
haven''t
missed them.

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