A way to work around your problem may be to use stages:
class { repos: stage = first } #you may define stages before
So all repositories will be available before the first packet will be
installed.
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Just wanted to say Thanks! again. The example helped out quite a bit and
I was able to get it functioning the way I wanted it to (at least so far!
:).
Thanks!
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Thank you very much Joe. I think this exactly the path that I need but I am
having trouble with it.
As I said, I have multiple systems that this repo class watches over. Thus,
for one of several instances, I have things like:
if $osfamily == 'RedHat' {
class {'repos::epel': }
}
The
Hi Stack,
here's an example:
https://github.com/wolfspyre/puppet-mysqlx/blob/master/manifests/v55.pp
in this class I create a pair of bookend anchors, and then shove a yumrepo,
and a file resource between them.
Your other classes/resources can then declare a relationship to the end
anchor to
Thanks for the quick reply! And the example! Let me review this and try it
out. I will post back if I run into any issues.
Thanks again!
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Does your repos class have a bunch of classes included? If so, those are
not caught by the require and you need to use the anchor pattern:
http://projects.puppetlabs.com/projects/puppet/wiki/Anchor_Pattern
The ordering (no matter how you do it) only orders the *resources* in that
class. Not
