Not knowing about the structures inside puppet my guess would be that the scope is evaluated before the classes are applied.
Their content seems complete in both cases you mention. However the order may vary. This can be the case if the variables are held internally in a HashMap or similar.
Maybe for easier comparison during debugging the scope should be sorted alphabetically before printing.
Hiran
Von: "Brian Gallew" <g...@gallew.org>
There will be two notices printed, with two possible variations each, depending upon what the compiler chooses to do this time:
two: one two
two: one two three (order may vary)
three: one three
three: one two three (again, order may vary)
[...]
If I had to guess, I'd say that the evaluation of templates (and possibly inline_templates) previously happened after the first pass at parsing when the list of classes would be complete except for those whose inclusion is predicated on the inline_template() evaluations. Now it's clear that all the templates (inline or not) are evaluated at the point they are encountered, which should be(!) in a fixed order, though it seems (sorry, I haven't exhaustively tested) to vary somewhat from run to run.
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