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cdist-contrib
This project extends the cdist configuration management tool with community-maitained types which are either too specific to fit/be maintained in cdist itself or were not accepted in code cdist but could still be useful.
This project does not have releases and is continously updated: see git history for change log.
Using cdist-contrib
We would recommend that you clone this repository next to your regular cdist
config directory, then setup conf_dir
with relative paths in
cdist configuration.
An example of this would be:
# contents of cdist.cfg next to cdist-contrib
[GLOBAL]
# Notice that types defined in last dir win and can override native types.
# Consider using a prefix for your own types to avoid collisions.
conf_dir = cdist-contrib:cdist-private
And you would run cdist from the same directory as follows:
cdist config -g cdist.cfg
# Or setup your CDIST_CONFIG_FILE environment variable and run as usual
Participating in the cdist community
Join us on #cdist:ungleich.ch on matrix or on #cdist over mattermost.
Contributing
The preferred way to submit patches is by opening Merge Requests against the cdist-contrib project on code.ungleich.ch (you can make an account on account.ungleich.ch.
Every type in cdist-contrib must:
- Have a
man.rst
documentation page. - Pass shellcheck without errors.