Not sure - maybe this is a horrible idea, but I've got a package I'm using
that would ideally use the same reboot resource as all my other packages,
but in this case is in it's own class because there are several steps that
are more complicated than just applying the package. On many VMs and test
computers, this worked, but on ~7 it fails being unable to find the
required resource in the other class. I'm trying to upgrade using
chocolatey packages our Autodesk Inventor products:
class inventor {
require yum, packages
So at the start I require my packages class, so the resource should be
defined there (called reboot'before') and seems to be on most computers.
package { 'vc2015':
ensure => absent,
provider => 'chocolatey',
require => Reboot['before'],
}
However, on about 7 computers out of ~80, I get that it can't find the
reboot resource. I tried doing Packages::Reboot['before'], but that didn't
work either...
Is this even supposed to work? I'm using Puppet Agent 1.8.1 on the client,
which is Windows 7 x64 SP1. Chocolatey 10.2 for business but this seems a
straight puppet resource / syntax error for me.
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