legitimate puppet code?

[Prentice Bisbal]

Is this legitimate puppet code? I'm trying to pass arguments instead of
using global variables (ie, don't keep looking them up in hiera).  This
syntax works elsewhere, but I've yet to use it within a class. When I
run 'puppet parser validate', I get an error.

class cis::iptables (
  Integer $level,
  String $type,
  Array $roles ) {

  include cis::iptables::install
  class {'cis::iptables::configure': 'level' => $level, 'type' =>
$type, 'roles' => $roles}   #This line
  class {'cis::iptables::service': 'level' => $level, 'type' => $type,
'roles' => $roles}       # and this line
}

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Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
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[Ramin K]

Looks like single quoting params is causing the problem. This passes
validation

class { 'cis::iptables::configure':
level => $level,
type => $type,

roles => $roles,
}

Ramin

[Prentice Bisbal]

Yup, that fixed it. Thanks for the help.

Prentice

[John Warburton]

May I highly recommend Visual Studio Code with the puppet plugin - it picks up also sorts of things like this before you even start testing your code

A huge leap in productivity for me!

John

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