> > if $is_virtual == 'true' {
>
> is_virtual is a fact, all facts are strings so in this case 'true' is
> exactly
> what is needed :(
>
That's helpful, thanks, now I understand why it works in that case and why
in my case this is what is needed:
if $managehome == true {
Since the documentation page is talking about conditional statements *in
general*, and not just with facts. I might suggest that making that clear
might avoid confusion on the part of people coming to that page looking to
find how to make conditional comparisons in puppet. Who would I make that
suggestion to, or this this the right forum for that?
“If” Statements
*“If” statements* take a
boolean<http://docs.puppetlabs.com/puppet/2.7/reference/lang_datatypes.html#booleans>
condition
and an arbitrary block of Puppet code, and will only execute the block if
the condition is true.
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