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opaque in manifests, so allow for 'package' to be passed, which makes it more
clear how it is being done
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update documentation/comments to reflect reality
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unfortunately, if one attempts to set the $install_method to an empty string,
puppet complains that you are interning an empty string. If you set it to undef,
then the parameterized default will get chosen.
To fix this, I replaced the $bundler::params::install_method default class
parameter value with 'rvm' (the value that $bundler::params::install_method
defaulted to) and then setup a test to determine if the $install_method was set
to undef, if so, then we set a second variable ($provider_method) to undef and
use that.
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The $use_rvm variable was limited to either using rvm or not, so we replace that
with $install_method, defaulting to the previous usage
If you set $use_rvm it to not use rvm, then the module would just use the
gem. This made it so you couldn't install bundler via a package. So the
$install_method was added which enabled you to alter how the non-rvm
installation was provided.
Unfortunately, it was a mistake to have both $use_rvm and $install_method
because $use_rvm is 'true' by default, so if you tried to set an install_method,
then it wouldn't work because it would just use the rvm method. So in order to
install via something other than rvm or gem, you would need to do both use_rvm
=> false; install_method => <whatever>.
Just having the install_method parameter is much cleaner, because it is generic,
doesn't require multiple settings when not installing via rvm or gem, and it
defaults to what the module was doing before (using rvm by default).
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