Issue #15206 has been reported by Ashley Penney.

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Feature #15206: Ability to hide classes from an ENC/UI
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/15206

Author: Ashley Penney
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Hi,

For a while now I've been wishing I could mark classes as hidden in some 
obvious way that makes it clear to the reader that this class is not supposed 
to be included on a node but only via other classes.  While there are ways this 
could be hacked up today (checking a puppetdoc at the top etc) I'd prefer for 
it to be an official part of creating a class.  Something like "internal class 
blah { }".  Ideally this feature wouldn't -stop- you from including it on a 
host, just provide a mechanism by which the dashboard/foreman/other ENCs could 
hide this class from a user.

My use case is as follows:  I have three modules.  Cman, Corosync, Pacemaker.  
None of these modules are really usable by themselves.  Between them they have 
-14- classes.  These are the normal corosync::params and pacemaker::config and 
other kinds of classes you'd expect to see.  When users are assigning classes 
to machines I only want them to be able to attach one single class from the 
above 14 - cman/manifests/init.pp.  I would love to be able to mark the others 
as "you shouldn't really attach this to a host" as a way of decluttering the 
interface.

It would also assist in showing how a module "should" be used when encountering 
it for the first time.  If you spot that two classes are public and the rest 
are private then you have a great starting point for understanding how to 
assign them to nodes.


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