I wanted to do
class packages {
if tagged("test") {
package { "ourapp":
ensure => "testversion.xxx"
}
}
}
then have
node base-test-node {
tag("test")
}
node test01 inherits base-test-node {
include packages
}
but this does not appear to work. It works if I define the tag within the
node, but not within the parent node. It also doesn't work to define a tag
in a class and then have it included.
How can I tag a group of nodes without having to place a tag in each
individual one or am I going about this the wrong way?
I don't want to have two separate branches for test,qa,dev,prod because this
will be a lot of work merging. I would prefer to have all the rules then use
tags to differentiate.
At the moment I'm using variables
if $test {
}
but this has a design smell to it.
Joel
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