Issue #9782 has been updated by Steven Seed.

I understand the reasoning behind the change to keep the behavior consistent 
with including undefined classes in manifests. My problem is being an 
"external' node classifier, I don't currently have a way to validate whether or 
not the class I'm specifying in the ENC is valid or not and as it happens, the 
data I'm referencing and using for class names comes from a database that has 
other uses besides for puppet. If I could get some suggestion on how to 
validate the existence of a class from my ENC then I could check them before 
adding them to a node.
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Bug #9782: Puppet (err): Could not find class <foo> for <host> in 2.7.3 on 
undefined class 
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/9782

Author: Steven Seed
Status: Unreviewed
Priority: Normal
Assignee: 
Category: 
Target version: 
Affected Puppet version: 2.7.3
Keywords: undefined class find
Branch: 


My ENC has always added some extra classes not defined in puppet (things that I 
might end up using later based on the host name, department, or other 
attributes associated with the host in my database). In 0.25.5 the undefined 
class was reported at (info), in 2.6.9 it was reported as (warning), but in 
2.7.3 it's an (err) ? This now causes my catalog to stop processing. Why the 
change to error now?

2.6.9:
Puppet (warning): Could not find class tech for mohogany.fas.fa.disney.com

2.7.3:
Puppet (err): Could not find class tech for mohogany.fas.fa.disney.com on node 
mohogany.fas.fa.disney.com


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