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I don't know if I completely agree with #3.
I tend to think that modules are abstractions that are not installation
dependent and all installation dependent things go into your site manifests.
So, it's very logical to have local site classes (that co
R.I.Pienaar wrote:
beginners wont know, it's a helpful tip since most eventually will want to use
tools like dashboard/foreman and they'll regret not knowing it then :)
Sure, but unless the exception is noted, some people may never find out.
-scott
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'lo,
- "Scott Smith" wrote:
> jcbollinger wrote:
> > 2. All resource declarations and variables should go inside
> classes.
>
> Unless you're using external nodes, I don't see a problem with using
> resources directly in a node.
beginners wont know, it's a helpful tip since most eventuall
jcbollinger wrote:
2. All resource declarations and variables should go inside classes.
Unless you're using external nodes, I don't see a problem with using
resources directly in a node.
-scott
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I'm considering writing some new-user tips -- something brief,
focusing on writing manifests. Ideally, I will put it on the wiki
when it's in reasonably good shape.
I'm interested in your comments about whether this would overlap too
much with the existing tutorial material, and I welcome any tip