Hi all
I’ve got three classes (example):
```
class mymodule (
$user = 'foobar',
) {}
class mymodule::classone (
$foo = 'bar',
) inherits ::mymodule::classone::params {
require mymodule
notify { "username: ${::mymodule::user}": }
}
class mymodule::classtwo (
$foo = 'bar',
) inherits ::mymodule::classtwo::params {
require mymodule
notify { "username: ${::mymodule::user}": }
}
class mymodule::classone::params {}
class mymodule::classtwo::params {}
```
My idea is to have a class `mymodule` with parameters used by any other class.
If someone would like to change the default parameters of `mymodule` he can do
it like (or with hiera and autolookup):
```
class { ::mymodule: user => 'foo', }
class { ::mymodule::classone: }
```
And for `classtone` and `classtwo` there is a specific `params.pp` (inherits)…
My problem: the declaration above can cause dependency cycles… If `classone`
gets used before class `mymodule`. :-(
Do you have a better idea or design?
Thanks for any input and your help!
Julian
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