For the life of me I'm not sure why this isn't working properly but Puppet
appears to execute classes in the order it feels like, not how I'm
specifying it within the language.
I've tried the newer sytax
Class['one'] -> Class['two']
Yet, I see Class two get executed first.
I've also tried doing it by defining the class itself.
class { 'one': require => Class['two'] }
I've even gone down to the specific function within the class to see if this
helps ie:
class {'one': require => Exec['withinclasstwo'] }
And the same issue.. what gives?
I haven't looked at the resource graph yet but the amount of modules we use
it's almost readable.
How can I force one class to get executed first before the other? Why in my
case is it not working?
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