Why does this:
class mymodule {
notify { "booboo": }
notify { "booboo": }
provoke the error:
Error while evaluating a Resource Statement, Duplicate declaration:
Notify[booboo] is already declared in file xxxx
That's is a simplified version of my actual use case:
$mythings.each | String $x | { # for each x in list 'mythings'
notify { "gonna do something with $x": }
....
In plain english, for example, I may have a list of rpms and want to loop
through them to ensure all are installed.
What would be the correct way to do this, if not the above?
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