contain pcmk_resource within the quickstack pacemaker service#396
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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1157340 Make sure dependent pacemaker services are really created within quickstack::pacemaker::resource::service (so that other puppet manifests may make the assumption the pacemaker resource exists after a declaration of quickstack::pacemaker::resource::service).
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contain pcmk_resource within the quickstack pacemaker service
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This PR it intended to address the error http://fpaste.org/145063/14200364/ discovered by QE . I was not able to reproduce this error in development, despite re-running puppet and deleting pcs resources a couple of dozen times. However, this PR takes a stab at fixing the potential problems:
I tested it, seems to work.