hi,
trying to understand the scope for templates -- after reading
http://docs.puppetlabs.com/guides/templating.html, got a question about the
following,
class test::foo {
file {
<snip>
content => template ("footemplate.erb"),
}
}
class test::foo2 {
$var = blah,
class {'test::foo' :
}
}
so the question is if footemplate.erb uses variable $var as @var, is there
a need for me to pass it as a argument within class {'test::foo': var =>
$var ? My interpretation of templating.html is that all the variables
that are in scope of the called class would be passed/available in the
template hence i would need to pass it as an argument.
Can anyone shed some lights on this?
Thanks
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