A very clever co-worker managed to come with a solution.
Changing
package {
'mysql':
provider => "yum",
ensure => purged,
}
to
package {
'mysql.x86-64':
provider => "yum",
ensure => purged,
}
solved the problem.
I'm not sure why this works. I suspect it's because adding the ".x86-64"
somehow prevents the pattern from matching Percona. I'm going to
check this.
This approach is easier than creating a custom fact.
Thanks for all the suggestions.
Jon Forrest
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