Bug #10838
Updated by Janos Mattyasovszky almost 7 years ago
When you have one instance of "File content (key/value)" applied to the same file, it reports "repaired" for all managed keys, "repaired", even if only one promise was changed. repaired. Test: Ensure @k1=v1@, @k2=v2@ and @k3=v3@ are present in @/tmp/testfile@: <pre> # rudder agent run -u -q Rudder agent 4.1.3.release (CFEngine Core 3.10.0) Node uuid: 22627a92-f07e-4f8d-8bc2-6e0d2f19b669 ok: Rudder agent promises were updated. Start execution with config [20170602-085821-bc9417f8] M| State Technique Component Key Message E| repaired Common Update Policy, tools or configuration library were updated or agent service restarted E| repaired Manage keys-values file File /tmp/testfile The key -> value k3 = v3 was repaired E| repaired Manage keys-values file File /tmp/testfile The key -> value k1 = v1 was repaired E| repaired Manage keys-values file File /tmp/testfile The key -> value k2 = v2 was repaired [...] # cat /tmp/testfile k3=v3 k1=v1 k2=v2 </pre> Then add a fourth key=value pair, and update+run: <pre> # rudder agent run -u -q Rudder agent 4.1.3.release (CFEngine Core 3.10.0) Node uuid: 22627a92-f07e-4f8d-8bc2-6e0d2f19b669 ok: Rudder agent promises were updated. Start execution with config [20170602-090359-93d09b1e] M| State Technique Component Key Message E| repaired Common Update Policy, tools or configuration library were updated or agent service restarted E| repaired Manage keys-values file File /tmp/testfile The key -> value k3 = v3 was repaired E| repaired Manage keys-values file File /tmp/testfile The key -> value k4 = v4 was repaired E| repaired Manage keys-values file File /tmp/testfile The key -> value k1 = v1 was repaired E| repaired Manage keys-values file File /tmp/testfile The key -> value k2 = v2 was repaired ## Summary ##################################################################### 39 components verified in 7 directives => 39 components in Enforce mode -> 31 compliant -> 5 repaired -> 3 not-applicable execution time: 1.87s ################################################################################ # cat /tmp/testfile k3=v3 k1=v1 k2=v2 k4=v4 </pre> Expected is only a repaired message about @k4=v4@, but instead one gets messages for all promised key=value pairs.