Hi
> I think that would be terrible. Having two different paths for the
> same namespace is confusing and will easily lead to problems.
yeah I feel more this way as well.
> However, the example you give is correct: you can't have the same
> module name in two modulepaths and usually want to prefix the
> classnames to avoid name collisions.
so for the Best Practises:
If we do multiple sources for a file (and I do that a lot, as it makes
puppet so flexible) what would you prefer?
in module foobar and the 0.25 way:
file{'/tmp/a':
source => [ "puppet:///files/foobar/${fqdn}/a",
"puppet:///files/foobar/a",
"puppet:///modules/foobar/${operatingsystem}/a",
"puppet:///modules/foobar/a" ],
}
or
file{'/tmp/a':
source => [ "puppet:///modules/site-foobar/${fqdn}/a",
"puppet:///modules/site-foobar/a",
"puppet:///modules/foobar/${operatingsystem}/a",
"puppet:///modules/foobar/a" ],
}
???
cheers pete
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