I've tried this with Puppet versions 3.5.1 and 3.6.1 but no change in
behavior. Haven't tried a 3.7.x.
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o = "a"
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>> File["/path/to/file"] { require => Class[$foo] }
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This method allowed the catalog to compile as well, but didn't change
any of the ordering issues.
Thanks for all of the replies and answers!
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cause Class['a'] and/or Class['b']
> declares other classes that you consider as belonging to 'a' / 'b', but
> which are not properly contained by 'a' / 'b'.
Thanks for the link. This does sound like what is going on. I'll
take
work either.
Any suggestions? I'm not wedded to this method of determining whether
an instance is Classic or VPC, so other suggestions are welcome too.
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IPs that they will be coming from at
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if you want/need to lock down who can request the URL for
deploy-sh.php
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