Keith Edmunds wrote:
>> You can depend on a class:
>>
>> require => Class[thatclass],
>> before => Class[thatotherclass]
>
> But can I cause a module (or class) to depend on a class? If so, I can't
> find the correct syntax.
No. You need to let individual resources within that class or module depend
on the other class.
Luckily, one often already has a dependency chain within that class, so you
only need to add dependencies to a few of those resources. If you, e.g, have:
class x {
...
}
class y {
t1 { r1: ...; }
t2 { r2: ..., require => T1[r1]; }
t3 { r3: ..., require => T2[r2]; }
...
t17 { r17: ..., require => T16[r16]; }
}
and want all of the resources in class y to depend on class x, you only need
to add a 'require => Class[x]' to the r1 resource, since all of r2..r17 already
require r1.
/Bellman
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