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Using vcsrepo with Git
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To create a blank repository
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Define a `vcsrepo` without a `source` or `revision`:
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vcsrepo { "/path/to/repo":
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ensure => present,
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provider => git
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}
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If you're defining this for a central/"official" repository, you'll
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probably want to make it a "bare" repository. Do this by setting
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`ensure` to `bare` instead of `present`:
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vcsrepo { "/path/to/repo":
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ensure => bare,
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provider => git
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}
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To clone/pull a repository
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To get the current [master] HEAD:
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vcsrepo { "/path/to/repo":
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ensure => present,
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provider => git,
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source => "git://example.com/repo.git"
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}
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For a specific revision or branch (can be a commit SHA, tag or branch name):
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vcsrepo { "/path/to/repo":
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ensure => present,
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provider => git,
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source => 'git://example.com/repo.git',
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revision => '0c466b8a5a45f6cd7de82c08df2fb4ce1e920a31'
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}
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vcsrepo { "/path/to/repo":
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ensure => present,
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provider => git,
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source => 'git://example.com/repo.git',
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revision => '1.1.2rc1'
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}
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vcsrepo { "/path/to/repo":
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ensure => present,
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provider => git,
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source => 'git://example.com/repo.git',
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revision => 'development'
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}
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Check out as a user:
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vcsrepo { "/path/to/repo":
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ensure => present,
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provider => git,
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source => 'git://example.com/repo.git',
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revision => '0c466b8a5a45f6cd7de82c08df2fb4ce1e920a31',
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user => 'someUser'
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}
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Keep the repository at the latest revision (note: this will always overwrite local changes to the repository):
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vcsrepo { "/path/to/repo":
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ensure => latest,
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provider => git,
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source => 'git://example.com/repo.git',
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revision => 'master',
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}
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For sources that use SSH (eg, `username@server:...`)
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If your SSH key is associated with a user, simply fill the `user` parameter to use his keys.
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Example:
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user => 'toto' # will use toto's $HOME/.ssh setup
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Otherwise, manage your SSH keys with Puppet and use `require` in your `vcsrepo` to ensure they are present.
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For more information, see the `require` metaparameter documentation[1].
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More Examples
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For examples you can run, see `examples/git/`
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[1]: http://docs.puppetlabs.com/references/stable/metaparameter.html#require
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