Simple Puppet type and provider for managing gem sources
The gemsource module will add a gemsource type to puppet and enable you to add a custom gemsource to your system. You can add a custom gemsource for Puppet Enterprise or open source puppet. The gemsource will also remove a gemsource if present.
ensure: [present,absent] Specify whether the source is present or not.globalconfig: [true,false] If true then gem sources will be configured in /etc/gemrcpe: [true,false] If you are using Puppet Enterprise and want to manage the sources of the inbuilt Rubygems rather than the distro, use the pe flag
gemsource { 'http://rubygems.org/':
ensure => absent,
}
gemsource { 'http://private.repo/':
ensure => present,
}
gemsource { 'http://another.repo/':
ensure => present,
globalconfig => true,
The puppet service will run as root with no environment set on Systemd enabled systems. Typically CentOS 7.x and Ubuntu 14.04. This has the effect of creating a .gemrc file in the / directory. Please refer to ENTERPRISE-833 for more detail.
The puppet provider uses the gem command to add a new source, and is thus bound by its limitations. Specifically `gem source --add' will try and connect to the repository and will fail to add the repository if it can't connect.