All,
I am running Puppet 2.7.17 on Ubuntu 10.04 (64bit, server).
In some of my modules/files I have some broken symlinks (that once deployed
to the nodes are not broken) in directories that I manage via puppet.
When I run puppet doc, it errors out complaining about the target of
whatever symlink not being found.
While I realize that this may not be the best way to do things, it is how
it is and will be a while before I am able to make this type of change.
Is there some way to make puppet doc not care about the files and templates
directories within the modules?
This seems like a bug, as the contents of these directories really
shouldn''t have an impact or anything to do with document generation.
Thanks.
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