Reputation: 4232
In Puppet, say I have a class
which contains numerous file
and package
resources. I want to use resource chaining ( ->
and ~>
) to ensure that they get managed in the proper order. I want all file
resources to be managed before package
resources. I read the Puppet Language Guide section on resource chaining, and tried its suggestion, using collections, like so:
File <| |> -> Package["package1"] -> Package["package2"]
and so on.
However, that didn't work, and some really weird behavior occurred: that instruction managed every single file
object in my Puppet configuration, not just in the class
I was working on, before the package
s specified.
How would I use collections to say "manage every file
object in this class only before the specified resources?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 596
Reputation: 144
Probably not what you're looking for but you could separate your File resources into a separate manifest mymodule::myfiles and then in do Class['Mymodule::Myfiles'] -> Package['package1'] and so on.
Upvotes: 1