The dependency-checker tool validates dependencies in Puppet modules against the latest published versions on the Puppet Forge. This means that it will ensure that a module supports the latest version of all the dependencies it declares.
Install via RubyGems:
$ gem install dependency_checker
Or add it to your Gemfile:
gem 'dependency_checker'
Run against a single Puppet module metadata.json file to ensure that the module
supports the current versions of all the dependencies it declares:
$ dependency-checker /path/to/metadata.json
Run against a whole list of modules to ensure that each module supports the current
version of the dependencies it declares. You can use a YAML or JSON file containing
an array of modules (namespace-module). The file can be local or remote:
$ dependency-checker managed_modules.yaml
$ dependency-checker https://my.webserver.com/path/to/managed_modules.json
Run against many modules on your filesystem with a path wildcard:
$ dependency-checker modules/*/metadata.json
Run against all modules in an author's Forge namespace, optionally filtering to only supported/approved/partner endorsements:
$ dependency-checker --namespace puppetlabs
$ dependency-checker --namespace puppetlabs --supported
$ dependency-checker --namespace puppet --approved
Run it inside a module or group of modules during a pre-release to determine the
effect of version bumps in the metadata.json file(s):
$ dependency-checker -c
$ dependency-checker -c ../*/metadata.json
Or you can supply an override value directly:
$ dependency-checker ../*/metadata.json -o puppetlabs/stdlib,10.0.0
The tool defaults to validating all modules supported by the Puppet CAT team if no module specification arguments are provided.
The following optional parameters are available:
Usage: dependency-checker [options]
-o, --override module,version Forge name of module and semantic version to override
-c, --current Extract override version from metadata.json inside current working directory
-n, --namespace namespace Check all modules in a given namespace (filter with endorsements).
--endorsement endorsement Filter a namespace search by endorsement (supported/approved/partner).
--es, --supported Shorthand for `--endorsement supported`
--ea, --approved Shorthand for `--endorsement approved`
--ep, --partner Shorthand for `--endorsement partner`
-v, --[no-]verbose Run verbosely
-h, --help Display help
The -o and -c arguments are exclusive, as are the endorsement filtering options.
You can also integrate dependency-checker checks into your tests using a Rake task:
require 'dependency_checker'
desc 'Run dependency-checker'
task :metadata_deps do
files = FileList['modules/*/metadata.json']
runner = DependencyChecker::Runner.new
runner.resolve_from_files(files)
runner.run
endThis codebase is licensed under Apache 2.0. However, the open source dependencies included in this codebase might be subject to other software licenses such as AGPL, GPL2.0, and MIT.
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