Deprecate time function
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Deprecate time function
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`time` was both an old API ruby function, and not needed since Puppet 4. In this commit, the `parser` function is removed and replaced by a non-namespaced APIv4 function. This is done to preserve compatibility before the function is removed completely in a later release. The ruby function calls a Puppet language function which implements the existing behaviour using core Puppet functionality. The original function did something weird with an optional `timezone` parameter. Nobody really remembers why. It appears that very early versions of Ruby may have been buggy and needed this as a workaround. To be clear, seconds since the epoch are the same _everywhere_. Timezone is not relevant.
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Feb 7, 2024
I'm not entirely sure this is true. I think epoch has a timezone, so the way it could work is that you set the local timezone (like |
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timewas both an old API ruby function, and not needed since Puppet 4.In this commit, the
parserfunction is removed and replaced by a non-namespaced APIv4 function. This is done to preserve compatibility before the function is removed completely in a later release.The ruby function calls a Puppet language function which implements the existing behaviour using core Puppet functionality.
The original function did something weird with an optional
timezoneparameter. Nobody really remembers why. It appears that very early versions of Ruby may have been buggy and needed this as a workaround.To be clear, seconds since the epoch are the same everywhere. Timezone is not relevant.
Additional Context
Also see ad4ca4c
This also relates to #1260 as it removes another function completely from
lib/puppet/parser/functions.