I've been rewriting our modules as and when to the more fashionable
parameterised structure. Running Puppet 3.x : our modules would look like
node 'bigEndian' {
include app1::install, app2::install
}
class app1::install {
include/require nodejs
...app stuff..
}
class app2::install {
include/require nodejs
...app stuff..
}
rewriting them their more like:
node 'bigEndian' {
include app1, app2
}
class app1 {
class { 'nodejs' : running => true }
...app stuff..
}
class app2 {
class { 'nodejs' : running => true }
...app stuff..
}
This fails as class nodejs can't be called twice. I understand the issue
with this as it's paramerterised different values could be passed through
in to the class.
Interested to see how people are handling this? inheritance?
Matt
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