Puppet users - May 2014 - Is --noop supposed to override noop param?

Hi,

I had an issue with my --noop run actually overwriting files on machine 
it is run on.

After looking into it, I found that some of my modules have 'noop' param
on resources. For example:


class something ( $noops => false ) {

   file { '/etc/something':
     noop => $noops,
   }

}


After running 'puppet agent -t --verbose --noop', /etc/something gets 
overwritten.

Is this supposed to happen, or is it a bug? If this is intended 
behaviour then I have to remove all noop parameters from my resources...


PS. This was observed with puppet 3.5.1 on ubuntu 12.04.

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