How to test custom types using Rspec-puppet? -

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i trying test custom_type using rspec-puppet.

puppet code

class vim::ubuntu::config {   custom_multiple_files { 'line_numbers':     ensure     => 'present',     parent_dir => '/home',     file_name  => '.vimrc',     line       => 'set number';   } }

rspec-puppet code

require 'spec_helper'  describe "vim::ubuntu::config"       should contain_custom_multiple_files('line_numbers').with({       'ensure'     => 'present',       'parent_dir' => '/home',       'file_name'  => '.vimrc',       'line'       => 'set number',     })   end end

result

2) vim::ubuntu::config failure/error: }) puppet::error: puppet::parser::ast::resource failed error argumenterror: invalid resource type custom_multiple_files @ /etc/puppet/modules/vim/spec/fixtures/modules /vim/manifests/ubuntu/config.pp:7 on node ... # ./spec/classes/ubuntu_config_spec.rb:10

puppet version

puppet --version 3.4.3

custom module @ eclipse

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outcome

rspec-puppet cannot find custom type custom_multiple_files, while puppet able find , execute custom type during puppet run.

you'll need have copy of module in spec/fixtures/module folder. can use symlink add reference spec/fixtures/module custom_type_module.

reference: https://github.com/rodjek/rspec-puppet/issues/84


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