Hi,
this type of question would be better suited for the puppet-users list.
The problem is that variable values *cannot* be overridden. You just
replace its value in the scope of the inheriting class. Only resources
can be overridden, so that is what you must do.
class generic {
$message = 'generic'
notify { 'test': message = $message }
}
class specific inherits generic {
$message = 'specific'
Notify['test'] { message => $message } # <- override
}
Replacing the variable locally is fairly pointless.
class specific inherits generic {
Notify['test'] { message => 'specific' } # <- exact same result
}
HTH,
Felix
On 10/05/2014 06:01 PM, Олег Сиденко wrote:
> I want to write the following structure:
>
> class CLASSA {
> $ = "AAA"
> notify {$:}
> }
> class ClassB inherits CLASSA {
> $ = "BBB"
> }
>
>
>
> Summoning of nodes
> class {ClassB:}
>
> expect to see a BBB notifah but Puppet hard shoves
> Note: AAA
> Note: / Stage [main] / Classa / Notify [AAA] / message: defined by
> 'message' as 'AAA'
>
>
> What am I doing wrong?
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