Add client custom attribute for custom key/values #87
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I put together a test env, and that won't work. Working on it. |
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Okay. This now works in my test environment. Same format as the custom key/values for checks, and usage is the same. |
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One thing this doesn't let me do however is call the sensu class from an inherited node definition, and then add a custom key/value to a specific node. Anyone have any ideas on that? |
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Thinking about this over night, I can probably accomplish this via a variable set in an ENC. ie, my base sensu call has a custom => $node_custom variable, that's set in the ENC. |
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Closing in favour of #90. Thanks for your contribution! 👍 |
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So this passes the tests that I created, copying #85 a lot. However, I don't have a very easy test environment. Can someone help me see if this works?