One thing I've seen done is something like the following contrived example:
class core{
@package { 'build essential':
ensure => 'installed',
tag => 'core_packages'
}
Package <| tag == 'core_packages' |>
}
>From my probably incomplete understanding, virtualizing and realizing the
packages like this allows for multiple classes to declare the resource, and
as long as the ensure value is the same across declarations, the
declarations can cohaibtate in the same catalog.
Am I missing something that would make this an antipattern as well?
(entirely possible)
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