So using the content => attribute on files is obviously very helpful. We are using it and templating to really do some powerful things. However, I have run into a few cases where I want to have for example have a file and then prepend or append onto it another file(s). Now I know I can redefine the content attribute however if I had say more than one file to append my logic becomes very hard to deal with.
Something like this is what I wanted to do but get a error about using a
private method 'split'.
class foo {
$array = ['module/foo.erb']
file { foobarbaz:
content => template($array)
}
}
class bar inherits foo {
$array += ['module/bar.erb']
}
Anyone been trying to do something similar?
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