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Before #1498, only one configuration key was needed to manage both postgresql::server and postgresql::server::role: postgresql::server::port.
Since the PR, if only the first key is set, Puppet will fail to create the role claiming it can't connect to port 5432.
We are now forced to set 2 configuration keys when we want to start postgresql server on a custom TCP port:
Describe the Bug
Before #1498, only one configuration key was needed to manage both
postgresql::server
andpostgresql::server::role
:postgresql::server::port
.Since the PR, if only the first key is set, Puppet will fail to create the role claiming it can't connect to port 5432.
We are now forced to set 2 configuration keys when we want to start postgresql server on a custom TCP port:
Expected Behavior
One key to manage tcp port for both server and managed resources (role, extension, ...).
Steps to Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
postgresql::server
with a custom port (eg 5433)postgresql::server::role
Environment
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