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Automatic rules using script in Script Library

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    pcamelio
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    Hi,

    I am looking to use some filter located in the Script Library to assign nodes to a container using the automatic rules process.

    The following rule write in the automatic rule of a container works fine:

    sub main() {
    	return $node->platformName=="windows-x64";
    }
    

    Therefore if I move the code to the Script Library named TEST
    and I used the follonwing command in the automatic rules :

    use LibraryScript;
    return TEST;
    

    It did not work.
    I guess it is a syntax problem, and as I am a newbie, I don't yet how to deal with such problem
    Any help would be helpfull

    Reagrds

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      Andreas@rc
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      Hi,

      so you moved your code

      sub main() {
         return $node->platformName=="windows-x64";
      }
      

       into the Script Library and it "TEST", corrrct?

      Then, your filtering script should look like this:

      use TEST;
      return ;
      

      But you shouldn't name your sub main(), as you could encouter some problems when using several scripts.

      sub OS_platformName() {
         return $node->platformName=="windows-x64";
      }
      
      use TEST;
      return OS_platformName;
      
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        pcamelio
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         :-[

        Thanks a lot.

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