You can use parameters as Rob suggests or specify the lookup yourself.
$new_var = hiera('icinga2_ido_password')
Also the var will be $::qmonitoring::db::new_var not the key you used.
I recommend matching var to lookup key to make it easier to trace
through the code.
$icinga2_ido_password = hiera('icinga2_ido_password')
Ramin
On 7/18/16 11:54 AM, Tobias Köck wrote:
Hi,
for testing Hiera a have written a common.yaml with
qmonitoring::db::icinga2_ido_password: "mypwd34"
qmonitoring::db::icinga2_webdb_password: "mypwd544"
and I have a module named qmonitoring with a class named
class qmonitoring::db {
$new_var = $icinga2_ido_password,
}
where I try to automatically access the
qmonitoring::db::icinga2_ido_password
Hiera variable.
With $icinga2_ido_password it doesn't work with hiera( ...) it works.
How can I automatically access the Hiera variable in my class with the
priority lookup without having to use hiera(...)?
Greetings and thanks,
Tobias
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