Hi, Noob question. I read that init.pp should contain a class with the same name as the module itself. However, the few modules on github that I have read so far seem to break this. The module name will be like "our-super-version-of-nagios", and then init.pp will contain the class "nagios". Which implies that the module was supposed to be called "nagios" actually. So, does this mean that every time I want to use these modules I must be manually re-naming them? That is extra work, isn't it. Or you can call the class "nagios" , in spite of the module name being otherwise. What is the most common usage case, given this scenario? Or I have just had bad luck in the examples I have read so far, and they are wrong.
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