Hi
I have an epp template that looks as follows:
<%- |$testabc, $param1, $param2| -%>
Testvar1: <%= $::testclass::testvar1 %>
Testvar2: <%= $::testclass::testvar2 %>
Param1: <%= $::testclass::param1 %>
Param2: <%= $::testclass::param2 %>
Param1: <%= $param1 %>
Param2: <%= $param2 %>
TestABC: <%= $testabc %>
and a defined type that looks as follows:
define testclass::yoyo (
String $param1 = 'hello',
String $param2
)
{
file { '/tmp/defined.type':
ensure => file,
content => epp('testclass/data.epp',
{
'param1' => $param1,
'testabc' => 'abc',
param2 => $param2
} )
}
file { '/tmp/defined.type.erb':
ensure => file,
content => template('testclass/data2.erb'),
}
notify { [ $param1, $param2 ]: }
}
and init.pp:
class testclass {
$testvar1 = 'one'
$testvar2 = ['1', 'two']
}
I call this in the following way:
include testclass
testclass::yoyo { 'one':
param1 => 'param1 value',
param2 => 'param2 value',
}
I can easily reference the variables from the class and get their values in
the EPP template however I can't do it for the defined type without passing
variables as part of the epp function call and declaring the variables at
the top of the epp template. Why is there a difference in how variables are
accessed from a epp template, between a defined type and a class. Am I
missing something or is it by design? I am using puppet 4.3.1
Regards
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