Updated to traverse multiple modulepaths in puppet#8
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redstonemercury wants to merge 1 commit intortucker-mozilla:masterfrom
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Updated to traverse multiple modulepaths in puppet#8redstonemercury wants to merge 1 commit intortucker-mozilla:masterfrom
redstonemercury wants to merge 1 commit intortucker-mozilla:masterfrom
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@rtucker-mozilla This PR fixes problems for me, can you pull it into the upstream please? |
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Updated the function to traverse multiple paths if they are present in modulepath, and stop when the first location where the specified templates path exists is found. This allows the function to work in cases where the first modulepath is not the one the module using recurse_directory function is located in.
Also, cleaned up some of the indentation just to make it easier for myself to follow what the function was doing. If preferred, I can roll back the indentation changes to make this easier to review.