There were cases when the Mesos package was being installed before apt-get update had run, requiring the user to make the dependency explicit. This (hopefully) fixes that by cleaning up/correcting some of the apt stuff in mesos::repo.
include apt shouldn't conflict with previously defined inclusions (no need to check if class defined)
Doing include apt includes apt::update
Doing include apt::update doesn't ensure any ordering of when the class is applied
Use anchors to containClass['apt::update'] to ensure that if a resource requires Class['mesos::repo'] by extension it also requires Class['apt::update']
deric
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8 years ago
There were cases when the Mesos package was being installed before apt-get update had run, requiring the user to make the dependency explicit. This (hopefully) fixes that by cleaning up/correcting some of the apt stuff in
mesos::repo.include aptshouldn't conflict with previously defined inclusions (no need to check if class defined)include aptincludesapt::updateinclude apt::updatedoesn't ensure any ordering of when the class is appliedClass['apt::update']to ensure that if a resource requiresClass['mesos::repo']by extension it also requiresClass['apt::update']