Error In Initializing Constant Actions
Sign in Pricing Blog Support Search GitHub This repository Watch 731 Star uninstall vagrant 13,248 Fork 2,812 mitchellh/vagrant Code Issues 375 Pull requests 42 c++ initializer list Projects 0 Wiki Pulse Graphs New issue vagrant up (1.7.2) fails with "Vagrant failed to std::map initialize at a very early stage: The plugins failed to load properly. The error message given is shown below. uninitialized constant Vagrant::Action::Builtin::MixinSyncedFolders" #5149 Closed c++ vector gforghetti opened this Issue Jan 9, 2015 · 10 comments Projects None yet Labels None yet Milestone No milestone Assignees No one assigned 9 participants gforghetti commented Jan 9, 2015 Installed vagrant 1.7.2. Vagrant up fails. Re-installed 1.7.1 and it works fine. 66.57.3.53:~/Projects/Apache$vagrant --version Vagrant 1.7.2 66.57.3.53:~/Projects/Apache$vagrant up Vagrant failed to initialize at a very early stage: The plugins failed to load properly. The error message given is shown below. uninitialized constant Vagrant::Action::Builtin::MixinSyncedFolders 66.57.3.53:~/Projects/Apache$vagrant up --debug INFO global: Vagrant version: 1.7.2 INFO global: Ruby version: 2.0.0 INFO global: RubyGems version: 2.0.14 INFO global: VAGRANT_EXECUTABLE="/opt/vagrant/bin/../embedded/gems/gems/vagrant-1.7.2/bin/vagrant" INFO global: VAGRANT_INSTALLER_EMBEDDED_DIR="/opt/vagrant/bin/../embedded" INFO global: VAGRANT_INSTALLER_VERSION="2" INFO global: VAGRANT_DETECTED_OS="Darwin" INFO global: VAGRANT_INSTALLER_ENV="1" INFO global: VAGRANT_INTERNAL_BUNDLERIZED="1" INFO global: VAGRANT_LOG="debug" INFO global: Plugins: INFO global: - CFPropertyList = 2.2.8 INFO global: - addressable = 2.3.6 INFO global: - builder = 3.2.2 INFO global: - gyoku = 1.2.2 INFO global: - mini_portile = 0.6.0 INFO global: - nokogiri = 1.6.3.1 INFO global: - akami = 1.2.2 INFO global: - buff-extensions = 1.0.0 INFO global: - hashie = 2.1.2 INFO global: - varia_model = 0.4.0 INFO global: - buff-config = 1.0.1 INFO global: - buff-ignore = 1.1.1 INFO glo
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Strings library Containers library Algorithms library Iterators library Numerics library Input/output library Localizations library Regular expressions library (C++11) Atomic operations library (C++11) Thread support library (C++11) Filesystem library (C++17) Technical http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/default_initialization Specifications [edit] C++ language Initialization Initializer Default initialization Value initialization Direct initialization Copy initialization List initialization Aggregate initialization Reference initialization Static initialization Zero initialization Constant initialization Dynamic non-local initialization Ordered https://discourse.chef.io/t/custom-lwrp-un-initialized-constant-error/6227 dynamic initialization Unordered dynamic initialization Class member initialization Member initializer list in-class brace-or-equal initializer [edit] This is the initialization performed when a variable is constructed with no initializer. Contents 1 error in Syntax 2 Explanation 3 Notes 4 Example 5 See also [edit] Syntax T object ; (1) new T ; new T ( ) ; (until c++03) (2) [edit] Explanation Default initialization is performed in three situations: 1) when a variable with automatic, static, or thread-local storage duration is declared with no initializer; 2) when an object with dynamic storage error in initializing duration is created by a new-expression with no initializer or when an object is created by a new-expression with the initializer consisting of an empty pair of parentheses (until C++03); 3) when a base class or a non-static data member is not mentioned in a constructor initializer list and that constructor is called. The effects of default initialization are: if T is a non-POD (until C++11) class type, the constructors are considered and subjected to overload resolution against the empty argument list. The constructor selected (which is one of the default constructors) is called to provide the initial value for the new object; if T is an array type, every element of the array is default-initialized; otherwise, nothing is done: the objects with automatic storage duration (and their subobjects) are initialized to indeterminate values. Only (possibly cv-qualified) non-POD class types (or arrays thereof) with automatic storage duration were considered to be default-initialized when no initializer is used. Scalars and POD types with dynamic storage duration were considered to be not initialized (since C++11, this situation was reclassified as a for
@current_resource works. Here's the code followed by the error; any ideas what I'm doing wrong? (this LWRP is contained in an library cookbook called AirWatch) Resource: #test lwrp actions :create, :remove default_action :create #attributes to use such as path attribute :path, :kind_of => String, :default => "c:\\" attribute :filename, :kind_of => String, :name_attribute => true #attr_accessor :exists Provider: #test lwrp #define actions action :create do if @current_resource.exists(true) Chef::Log.info "#{ @new_resource } already exists, nowt to do chief" else resource current_resource.filename do #copy_file ::File.new(@current_resource) Chef::Log.info "#{ @new_resource } created" end end end action :delete do if @current_resource.exists(true) #delete_file ::File.delete(@current_resource) Chef::Log.info "#{ @new_resource } has been removed" else Chef::Log.info "#{ @new_resource } not found, nowt to do" end end #define current_resource def load_current_resource @current_resource = Chef::Resource::AirWatchchfile.new(new_resource) @current_resource.path(new_resource.path) @current_resource.filename(new_resource.filename) @current_resource if (::File.exist?(@current_resource)) then Chef::Log.info "#{ @current_resource } has been found" @current_resource.exists = true else Chef::Log.info "#{ @current_resource } has not been found" @current_resource.exists = false end end Recipe calling it: # include_recipe 'chef_handler' include_recipe 'windows' include_recipe 'AirWatch' #map to managment server and copy AirWatch installer to upgrade to AirWatch_chfile 'chtest.txt' do action :create end #perform some post upgrade tests - check port etc #done Error: [cid:image001.png@01D03B1F.BF1B0B70] Any help greatly appreaciated. Thanks Chris kallistec 2015-01-28 17:34:45 UTC #2 On Wednesday, January 28, 2015 at 9:27 AM, ChristopherHall@air-watch.com wrote: Good Afternoon/evening/morning, I’m having a little trouble writing a custom LWRP. It’s pretty simple as I’m trying to get my head round how @current_resource works. Here’s the code followed by the error; any ideas what I’m doing wrong? (this LWRP is contained in an library cookbook called AirWatch) You’re really close. What’s going on here is that Chef prepends the cookbook name to the LWRP name to generate the class name for the resource. E.g., in the `java` cookbook there is an `ark` LWRP, which becomes ‘JavaArk’. Based on your mail, it looks like your resource is in air_watch/resou