Archive resource seems to work with 'puppet apply' but not with 'puppet agent'

[adfel70]

Affected Puppet, Ruby, OS and module versions/distributions

• Puppet: 6.13.0
• Ruby: 2.5.7
• Distribution: RHEL7 x86_64
• Module version: 4.6.0

How to reproduce (e.g Puppet code you use)

execute agent run using puppet agent --test command with the following resource included inside the manifest:

archive { '/target/filename.tgz':
  ensure => present,
  source  => 'http://file/url/location/filename.tgz',
}

What are you seeing

File /target/filename.tgz does not exist even though manifest applied successfully without any error.
(source url is valid and unbroken....)

What behaviour did you expect instead

filename.tgz downloaded under /target directory.

Any additional information you'd like to impart

We are using Puppet with master-agents configuration and we issued this behavior while testing new versions.
Using puppetserver 6.13 with puppet-agent 5.5 seems to work. Using puppet-agent version 6.0.0 and up reproduces the described behavior.

Server has one environment (production) with 3 modules:

• dalen-puppetdbquery v3.0.1
• puppet-archive v4.6.0
• puppetlabs-stdlib v6.5.0

Even though we have only one environment and seems unrelated, tried also executing

puppet generate types

But still got the same behavior. Any idea?
Thanks.

[alexjfisher]

Would you be able to paste the output of puppet agent -t --debug?

[kenyon]

archive { '/target/filename.tgz':
  enssure => present,
  source  => 'http://file/url/location/filename.tgz',
}

I'm guessing that ensure typo is just in this GitHub issue, not in your actual code?

[adfel70]

archive { '/target/filename.tgz':
  enssure => present,
  source  => 'http://file/url/location/filename.tgz',
}

I'm guessing that ensure typo is just in this GitHub issue, not in your actual code?

Yea sorry about that (I cannot copy-paste the code, had to write it manually)

[adfel70]

Would you be able to paste the output of puppet agent -t --debug?

Sorry, cant provide the output due to technical limitations (our environment has no internet access...).
I Couldn't find anything relevant though:
puppet agent -t --debug|grep -i archive
or
puppet agent -t --debug|grep -i filename
showed nothing. It seems like the resource is not even being called, but when I deliberately type incorrect parameter name, like:

archive { '/target/filename.tgz':
  ensure  => present,
  sourceX => 'http://file/url/location/filename.tgz',
}

An error is returned as expected

Server Error: no parameter named 'sourceX' on Archive[/target/filename.tgz]

Is there something specific that may be relevant to look for in --debug output?
Thanks again.