Mysql_grant resource name must match user and table parameters. Why does "puppet parser validate" not check it?

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puppet parser validate simply checks if the .pp file in question will pass a syntax check and nothing more. At the lowest level, it's checking to make sure that every token in the file is valid and conforms to the Puppet language specification.

For instance, this will pass the parser validation, but we have no idea if it's going to compile correctly:

class craziness {
  unknown { 'will this work?':
    happy      => 'yes',
    shouldwork => 'i hope',
    woops      => 'probably not',
  }
}

It might compile, if you have a resource type named unknown with the specified parameters, etc., etc. Now, notice that this similar example will not pass parser validation:

class craziness {
  unknown { 'will this work?':
    happy      => 'yes',
    shouldwork => 'i hope'
    woops      => 'probably not',
  }
}

Do you see the difference? Adding a version control repository pre-commit hook to execute puppet parser validate on your to-be-committed changes will ensure that nothing syntactically incorrect is checked in, but nothing more.