Debug Rules

The options you have can lead to a complex outcome. So, best is, to check this outcome on a set of hosts.

From Version 3.8

Since Syncer 3.8, debug_host is deprecated. This is of all the new Export types which would lead to too many commands.

You now can simply add --debug and all Exceptions will Raise, and if you want to debug the outcome of the rules for a singe object, use the export command and add --debug-rules=objectname. You can combine that with --debug to let exceptions raise, but it's not required. ```

Legacy before 3.8, deprecated

For that, every export module contains a debug_host option. It's called in the CLI, by the Module as identifier.

See here the examples for Checkmk and Ansible:

If you then query a host, you see the tables with information about which Rules are applied and which attributes used;