I noticed the require 'class' function has made 0.25. I've been
having some issues appending to arrays (order of execution I believe)
and wondered if this would now work -
node 'a' {
include webserver, database, stats
# stats.pp
$mystat1 = []
class stats {
if tagged('webserver') {
require webserver::stats # used to be include
}
if tagged('database') {
require database::stats # used to be include
}
if mystat1 != [] {
deploystats()
}
define deploystats() # the array mystat1is used in the $myfile.erb
file { "/stats/$myfile" :
ensure => present,
content => template("module/$myfile.erb"),
notify => Service["statservice"],
}
# webserver.pp
class webserver::stats {
$mystat1 += ["processName"]
}
# database.pp
class database::stats {
$mystat1 += ["processName"]
}
After writing the above i'm guessing it still won't quite work as the
deploystats() could still get called before the 'if tagged' statements
get seen?!
If thats the case then I guess my options are either too add a new
type that modifies the files, or use augeas?
Thanks,
Matt
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