On Sep 7, 2009, at 1:47 AM, Matt wrote:
>
> I noticed the require 'class' function has made 0.25. I've been
> having some issues appending to arrays (order of execution I believe)
> and wondered if this would now work -
>
> node 'a' {
> include webserver, database, stats
>
> # stats.pp
> $mystat1 = []
>
> class stats {
> if tagged('webserver') {
> require webserver::stats # used to be include
> }
> if tagged('database') {
> require database::stats # used to be include
> }
>
> if mystat1 != [] {
> deploystats()
> }
>
> define deploystats() # the array mystat1is used in the $myfile.erb
> file { "/stats/$myfile" :
> ensure => present,
> content => template("module/$myfile.erb"),
> notify => Service["statservice"],
> }
>
> # webserver.pp
> class webserver::stats {
> $mystat1 += ["processName"]
> }
>
> # database.pp
> class database::stats {
> $mystat1 += ["processName"]
> }
>
> After writing the above i'm guessing it still won't quite work as the
> deploystats() could still get called before the 'if tagged' statements
> get seen?!
>
> If thats the case then I guess my options are either too add a new
> type that modifies the files, or use augeas?
It seems like this should work, but the 'stats' classes don't actually
have any code in them, so all of the ordering is in the language, so
there's no real difference between 'require' and 'include' here.
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