On 2020-06-16 13:56, 'Frank Ihringer' via Puppet Users wrote:
hello
I/'/m just taking my first steps with puppet and aws (puppetlabs/aws
module). Setting up resources (controlled by hiera) works fine (using
.each loop). But if I want to delete the resources afterwards (with
absent) I get dependency errors (which is obvious, because the resources
are processed in the same order). I have to do it resource by resource
from the end of the list. Is there a simple way to reverse the
processing order (last hiera aws object first) ???
I'm hoping someone here can give me an advice ...
There is a `reverse_each()` function in puppet. Is that what you are
looking for ?
- henrik
(btw: I'm working with puppet 6)
Best regards
Frank
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