Normal You should be able to declare parameterized classes via crete_resources().
If you use a hash like:
---
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classes:
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testfoo::class2: {}
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testfoo::class1:
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require: Class['testfoo::class2']
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and code like:
$classes = hiera_hash('classes')
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create_resources('class', $classes)
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you wind up with an error like:
Invalid relationship: Class[testfoo::class1] { require => Class[testfoo::class2] }, because Class[testfoo::class2] doesn't seem to be in the catalog.
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However, specifying the hash in the manifest and using puppet apply works:
# cat ~/test.pp
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class test1 { notify { 'test1': } }
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class test2 { notify { 'test2': } }
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$classhash = {
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'test1' => { 'require' => "Class[test2]" },
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'test2' => { }
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}
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create_resources('class', $classhash)
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# puppet apply test.pp
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Notice: Compiled catalog for pe-372-master.puppetdebug.vlan in environment production in 0.06 seconds
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Notice: test2
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Notice: /Stage[main]/Test2/Notify[test2]/message: defined 'message' as 'test2'
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Notice: test1
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Notice: /Stage[main]/Test1/Notify[test1]/message: defined 'message' as 'test1'
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Notice: Finished catalog run in 0.23 seconds
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QA Risk Analysis
N/A for unreproducible bugs
