Hi,
I'm a puppet newbie and am seeing something unexpected. If I have a module
called "foo", from which I try to call a manifest in a different module,
e.g. "bar::something", I get "foo::bar::something" instead (if it exists).
Example puppet code showing this is below.
Have I missed an important doc explaining this behaviour?
I'd like to find out how to explicitly request "bar::something" instead -
I tried "::bar::something", but this called *both* of them(!)
I'm running 2.7.11.
Thanks,
Mark
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# Call a manfest under module foo, which calls "bar::something"
class { 'foo::test': }
class foo::test {
class { 'bar::something': }
}
# Alternative "bar::something" manifests
# - This is the one that wins
class foo::bar::something {
notify { 'poop poop!': withpath => true }
}
class bar::something {
notify { 'peep peep!': withpath => true }
}
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