Use more mod classes in default_mods #2288
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@david22swan any thoughts on this? |
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I can't ping @puppetlabs/modules directly, but I just ran into this again. |
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@david22swan this isn't ready to merge, but here I could use some opinion. Especially if we're going to do a major release that may be a good time to change the default. |
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@ekohl Apologies for the wait on reply, from a general viewpoint this looks good to me to go forward though unsure, of the top of my head, how to resolve the issue with expires |
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It would be a breaking change to change it. I had hoped we could for 9.0.0. Shall I rebase it for now without the expires change and add a comment inline why we don't? |
This prevents duplicate class declarations.
This was already done in default mods, but this removes duplication and allows use without default mods.
This removes duplication in default mods and makes it easy to use without default mods.
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@ekohl Yeh, that sounds good. |
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Well, this is unfortunate. It looks like this PR has gone under our radar while working on our latest major release. We will need to revisit this PR again and find a suitable time to merge it before the next major release. |
The goal is to remove duplication and make it easy to use mod classes where needed. This makes using the module without default mods easier. It also removes duplication.
This is a draft because apache::mod::expires creates a config by default, which is probably not what we want out of the box. I'd like to see a discusion on how to best resolve this.