Enforce the desired state with puppet apply
If you are satisfied with the outcome of a no-op run, you can start enforcing the
changes with the puppet apply command.
Run puppet apply with the desired manifest
file, such as: puppet apply c:\myfiles\file.pp
To see more details about what this command did, you can specify additional
options, such as --trace, --debug, or
--verbose, which can help you diagnose problematic code. If
puppet apply fails, Puppet
outputs a full stack trace.
Results
Puppet enforces the resource state you've described in
Puppet enforces the resource state you've described in
file.pp, in this case guaranteeing that a file
(c:\Temp\foo.txt) is present and has the contents This is
some text in my file.
