My initial base config contained a "vim" package. After installing a
few servers I realized what I really wanted was a "vim-nox" package.
Feeling clever, I changed this:
package {"vim":
ensure => installed,
}
To this:
package {"vim":
name => "vim-nox",
ensure => installed,
}
That way I could still refer to the package by the generic term "vim"
but I would get the bloated version. Unfortunately, none of the
client nodes are picking up the change. They seem to think that since
the resource is still called "vim" they don't have to re-install it.
Is there anything I can do to get this change to propagate? Of course
if I go to each client and remove the "vim" package it gets replaced
at the next run with "vim-nox", but I'm hoping for something a bit
more elegant. And, perhaps, an explanation enumerating the ways in
which my course of action was clueless.
Thanks...
-Ben
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