crowbar/crowbar-ha

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actions :create, :wait, :sync, :guess
default_action :guess

# The easy way to use this LWRP is to simply do the following:
#
#   crowbar_pacemaker_sync_mark "$action-$mark"
#
# with no attribute.
#
# This will guess the desired action based on the name, and the desired mark
# based on the name.
#
# For instance, calling this from the keystone barclamp:
#
#   crowbar_pacemaker_sync_mark "wait-keystone_pki"
#
# is the same as calling:
#
#   crowbar_pacemaker_sync_mark "my sync mark for keystone" do
#     mark "keystone_pki"
#     action :wait
#   end
#
# This assumes that the cookbook in question (e.g. 'keystone') has the
# same name as the barclamp which contains it.

# we cannot use mark as the name attribute because we generally will have two
# resources: one for wait and one for create. However, we detect some magic
# names: if the mark is not set and the name is "wait-XYZ" or "create-XYZ",
# then "XYZ" will be used as the mark
attribute :name,      kind_of: String,  name_attribute: true

# see comment above for magic that can be used for the name to skip this
# paramater
attribute :mark,      kind_of: String,  default: nil

# deprecated
attribute :revision,  kind_of: Integer, default: nil

attribute :fatal,     kind_of: [TrueClass, FalseClass], default: true
attribute :timeout,   kind_of: Integer