I've got a situation where I need to remove a set of packages and then
install the upgraded versions. I can't just upgrade. It's rare that I
have to upgrade the software but I'd like to have something in place to
upgrade when I have to. What's the best way to handle these types of
situations with Puppet?
Is there anyway to force $purge_pkgs to run and then have $install_pkgs run
after on the same run? As written below, I think what happens is the
packages are uninstalled but when the compile runs, $install_pkgs are
already installed, so it does nothing.
Class upgrade:
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if $upg == 'yes' {
package { $purge_pkgs:
ensure => 'purged',
install_options => '-y',
}
}
package { $install_pkgs:
ensure => installed,
install_options => '-y',
}
Bunch of other bits run.........
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Any advice appreciated.
Thanks,
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Kent
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