So I thought puppet didn't care about the order of things unless
specifically told. However I've come across one case where it apparently
does care.
This "works" as expected:
node /^univ\d+\.foo\.edu$/ {
$myvar = "foo"
include module_that_uses_myvar
}
This one doesn't "work" as expected
node /^univ\d+\.foo\.edu$/ {
include module_that_uses_myvar
$myvar = "foo"
}
In the 2nd one, module_that_uses_myvar seems to think $myvar is undef or
null or something that is most certainly not "foo" If it matters any,
$myvar is actually used in an erb template that the module has. Our puppet
master is 2.7.12 and the client is 2.6.17.
I didn't see any bug reports about this. Is this a known problem or just
not considered a bug?
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