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filter identity does not work

When I use an identity filter mcoresource does not use it:

$repo_server = 'repo.domain.local'
...
mco { 'action':
  ...
  agent  => 'puppetd',
  action => 'runonce',
  filter => { 'identity' => [ $repo_server ] },
  ...
}

results in a debug log with an empty identiry filter:

debug: {:disctimeout=>2, :agent=>"puppetd", :collective=>"mcollective", :timeout=>2, :filter=>{"identity"=>[], "compound"=>[], "fact"=>[], "agent"=>[], "cf_class"=>[]}, :discovery_method=>nil, :discovery_options=>[], :config=>"/etc/mcollective/client.cfg", :verbose=>false, :mcollective_limit_targets=>false}

By the way, the action isn't shown in the debug, is this a possible net issue to log?

refreshonly => true does not work

I'd like to use mcoresource for creating subversion repositories on a remote subversion server via storedconfigs. mco is used to fire the remote puppet-run to create the repo. Before and afterwards I use an exec for precheck and wait loop for remote puppetrun to complete. When de precheck results in executing a refresh event will be propagated:

debug: Exec[PreCheck_lvg9](provider=posix): Executing check '/usr/bin/svn list --username=svn_lvg9 --password=LVG9 --no-auth-cache --non-interactive  --trust-server-cert https://svn.domain.local/lvg9 2>/dev/null'
debug: Executing '/usr/bin/svn list --username=svn_lvg9 --password=LVG9 --no-auth-cache --non-interactive  --trust-server-cert https://svn.domain.local/lvg9 2>/dev/null'
debug: Exec[PreCheck_lvg9](provider=posix): Executing '/bin/true'
debug: Executing '/bin/true'
notice: /Stage[main]/Svn::Client/Svn::Reporemote[lvg9]/Exec[PreCheck_lvg9]/returns: executed successfully
debug: /Stage[main]/Svn::Client/Svn::Reporemote[lvg9]/Exec[PreCheck_lvg9]: The container Svn::Reporemote[lvg9] will propagate my refresh event

but mco is NOT executed!

I'm using the following code-snippet

$check = "/usr/bin/svn list --username=svn_${repo_name} --password=${repo_pw} --no-auth-cache --non-interactive  --trust-server-cert https://${repo_server}/${repo_name} 2>/dev/null"

exec { "PreCheck_${repo_name}":
  command   => '/bin/true',
  unless    => $check,
  logoutput => false,
  require   => Package["subversion-${svn::params::version}*"],
} ->
mco { "Create_${repo_name}":
  agent       => 'puppetd',
  action      => 'runonce',
  filter      => {
    'identity' => [
      $repo_server,
    ],
  },
  configfile  => '/etc/mcollective/client.cfg',
} ->
exec { "Check_${repo_name}":
  command     => $check,
  tries       => 20,
  try_sleep   => 10,
  logoutput   => false,
  refreshonly => true,
}

Adding refreshonly => true does not help, adding refreshonly => false results in an always executing mco and that is not wanted.

make collective configurable

Collecive now defaults to mcollective, with the use of subcollectives I'd like to use a subcollective. See corresponding debug:

debug: {:disctimeout=>2, :agent=>"puppetd", :collective=>"mcollective", :timeout=>2, :filter=>{"identity"=>[], "compound"=>[], "fact"=>[], "agent"=>[], "cf_class"=>[]}, :discovery_method=>nil, :discovery_options=>[], :config=>"/etc/mcollective/client.cfg", :verbose=>false, :mcollective_limit_targets=>false}

Example call with subcollective definition:

mco { 'action':
   agent      => $agent,
   action     => $action,
   filter     => $filter,
   configfile => $configfile,
   collective => $subcollective,
}

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