On Tue, Aug 19, 2014 at 12:33 PM, Marc <marc.villaco...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,
>
> The code snippet below is an isolation of the problem I am facing.
> I don't understand why this produces a duplicate declaration.
> Can anyone give an explanation?
>
> *$ cat test.pp *
> *class foo { contain foo::bar }*
> *class foo::bar { class { 'bar': } }*
> *class bar { notify { 'hello': } }*
> *include foo*
>
>
Within class foo::bar "bar" is being found in local scope (eg: it's
declaring itself). Thats why fully qualified is always a good way to go to
be explicit about these things. You need to explicitly require ::bar, not
bar...
class foo::bar { class { '::bar': } }
Craig
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