Hi every one,
First, I'm really sorry if this topic has already been discussed over and over
again but it is not so easy to parse and search the web about this, according
to the different versions of puppet.
So, I'm using Puppet 2.6.2 that ships with Debian Squeeze.
(We are not yet ready for puppet 2.7.x).
I'm trying to order classes due to depencies issue and I'am assuming that
ordering is recursive (Every thing in class b won't be done before class a)
So I'have tried several syntaxes but in any case, it fails :
Syntax 1
=========
class myClass {
class {'a':
...
}
->
class {'b':}
}
Syntax 2
=========
class myClass {
## Ordering
Class['a'] -> Class['b']
## Declaring
class {'a':
...
}
class {'b':}
}
Syntax 3
=========
class myClass {
class {'a':
...
}
## Use metaparameter
class {'b':
require => Class['a'],
}
}
In every cases, when the client is applying the catalog, resources / types from
(or included in) class 'b' are realized before these from class 'a'...
And Yes, I'have checked that none of the resources in class 'b' require one of
class 'a'.
So is it possible ? Do I have to upgrade my Puppet master ?
Thanks all for you contributions !
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