Update RSAPI spec to match actual implementation #155
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The implementation of the Resource API for the `simple_get_filter` feature uses an empty array for the names paramter to signal that all resources should be returned, not `nil`. Instead of changing the code to match the spec, it probably makes more sense to change the spec to match the implementation.
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After consideration, I think fixing the documentation/specification makes more sense than fixing the code, but if a code fix is preferred please see: puppetlabs/puppet-resource_api#304 |
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The implementation of the Resource API for the
simple_get_filterfeature uses an empty array for the names paramter to signal that all resources should be returned, notnil. Instead of changing the code to match the spec, it probably makes more sense to change the spec to match the implementation.