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* resolved issues with data/template.yaml
  * resolved issues with enc.py
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Ben Vincent
2023-06-18 20:55:19 +10:00
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# In this example, parameter1 and parameter2 are parameters for
# the role::puppet::puppetmaster class, while global_parameter1
# and global_parameter2 are global variables that will be available
# in your Puppet manifests as $::global_parameter1 and $::global_parameter2.
#
# The parameters key sets top-level variables which are accessible in all
# classes. The parameters under the classes key are parameters specific to
# those classes.
#
# You can adapt this template to set any class parameters or global
# variables you need.
#
# Please note that for Puppet 5 or later, you can access the global
# variables without the leading :: like so: $global_parameter1. However,
# the leading :: is needed for compatibility with Puppet 4.
classes:
role::puppet::puppetmaster:
parameter1: value1
@@ -7,12 +22,3 @@ parameters:
global_parameter1: value3
global_parameter2: value4
environment: production
# In this example, parameter1 and parameter2 are parameters for the role::puppet::puppetmaster class, while global_parameter1 and global_parameter2 are global variables that will be available in your Puppet manifests as $::global_parameter1 and $::global_parameter2.
#
# The parameters key sets top-level variables which are accessible in all classes. The parameters under the classes key are parameters specific to those classes.
#
# You can adapt this template to set any class parameters or global variables you need.
#
# Please note that for Puppet 5 or later, you can access the global variables without the leading :: like so: $global_parameter1. However, the leading :: is needed for compatibility with Puppet 4.