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spec/factsets/README.md

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-# Factsets
-
-This directory is where we put any custom factsets that we want to use. They can be generated by running `puppet facts` on the target system.
-
-**Hot tip:** If you already have factsets in here when you run `onceover init` they will be picked up and added to the config file Automatically
-
-More info: https://github.com/dylanratcliffe/onceover#factsets

spec/onceover.yaml

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-# Classes to be tested
-classes:
-  - role::database_server
-  - role::windowsnode
-  - role::webserver
-  - role::goldload_server
-  - role::loadbalancer
-  - role::example
-  - role::callaugeas
-
-# Nodes to tests classes on, this refers to a 'factset' or 'nodeset'
-# depending on whether you are running 'spec' or 'acceptance' tests
-nodes:
-#  - AIX-7.1-powerpc
-  - SLES-12.1-64
-  - Debian-6.0.10-32
-  - CentOS-6.6-64
-  - Ubuntu-12.04-32
-  - Amazon-2018.03
-  - Ubuntu-12.04-64
-  - CentOS-6.6-32
-  - Debian-6.0.10-64
-#  - AIX-6.1-powerpc
-  - Windows_Server-2012r2-64
-  - RHEL-7.4
-  - Debian-7.8-32
-  - windows-10-64
-  - Windows_Server-2008r2-64
-  - SLES-11.3-64
-#  - Debian-7.8-64
-  - solaris-10_u9-sparc-64
-  - solaris-11.2-sparc-64
-  - Ubuntu-14.04-32
-  - CentOS-5.11-64
-  - CentOS-5.11-32
-  - RHEL-6.7
-  - CentOS-7.0-64
-  - Ubuntu-14.04-64
-
-# You can group classes here to save typing
-class_groups:
-  special_classes:
-    - 'role::callaugeas'
-    - 'role::loadbalancer'
-
-  general_classes:
-    include: 'all_classes'
-    exclude: 'special_classes'
-  non_windows_classes:
-    include: 'all_classes'
-    exclude: 'role::callaugeas'
-   
-# You can group nodes here to save typing
-# We have created a 'non_windows_nodes' group because we can't
-# give you Windows vagrant boxes to test with because licensing,
-# we can give you fact sets though so go crazy with spec testing!
-node_groups:
-  windows_nodes:
-    - Windows_Server-2012r2-64
-    - windows-10-64
-    - Windows_Server-2008r2-64
-  non_windows_nodes:
-    include: 'all_nodes'
-    exclude: 'windows_nodes'
-  test_callaugeas_nodes:
-    - RHEL-7.4
-    - RHEL-6.7
-test_matrix:
-  - all_nodes:
-      classes: 'general_classes'
-      tests: 'spec'
-  - non_windows_nodes: 
-      classes: 'non_windows_classes'
-      tests: 'spec'
-  - test_callaugeas_nodes:
-      classes: 'role::callaugeas'
-      tests: 'spec'
- 

spec/pre_conditions/README.md

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-# Pre Conditions
-
-This folder should contain any \*.pp files that you want to be included in every test.
-
-A common use of this is defining resources that may not exist in the catalog when you are running tests. For example, if we are using a resource that tries to restart the `pe-puppetserver` service, unless it is compiled on a Puppet Maser the `pe-puppetserver` service will not exist and the catalog will fail to compile. To get around this we can create a .pp file and define the resource like so:
-
-``` puppet
-# We are not going to actually have this service anywhere on our servers but
-# our code needs to refresh it. This is to trick puppet into doing nothing
-service { 'pe-puppetserver':
-  ensure     => 'running',
-  enable     => false,
-  hasrestart => false, # Force Puppet to use start and stop to restart
-  start      => 'echo "Start"', # This will always exit 0
-  stop       => 'echo "Stop"', # This will also always exit 0
-  hasstatus  => false, # Force puppet to use our command for status
-  status     => 'echo "Status"', # This will always exit 0 and therefore Puppet will think the service is running
-  provider   => 'base',
-}
-```
-
-This will mean that the `pe-puppetserver` service is in the catalog for spec testing and will even allow you to try to restart it during acceptance tests without the service actually being present.
-
-More info: https://github.com/dylanratcliffe/onceover#using-workarounds