Example of problematic cross-env dependency

master.conf

fileserver_backend:
  - git
  - roots

gitfs_remotes:
    - file:///srv/salt-states.git

file_roots:
  base:
   - /srv/formulas/postgres-formula
  dev:
   - /srv/formulas/postgres-formula

pillar-myapp-dev.sls

myapp:
  dbname: mydbname

postgres:
  databases:
    mydbname:
      owner: mydbuser
  users:
    mydbuser:
      ensure: present
      password: mydevpassword

pillar-myapp-prd.sls

myapp:
  dbname: mydbname

postgres:
  databases:
    mydbname:
      owner: mydbuser
  users:
    mydbuser:
      ensure: present
      password: myprdpassword

pillar-top.sls

base:
  'webapp.prd.domain.tld':
    # has roles: postgres
    - myapp.prd
dev:
  'webapp.dev.domain.tld':
    # has roles: postgres
    - myapp.dev

state-top2.sls

# Broken single-env dependency due to conflicting state IDs
# Applied with salt '*' state.apply --force-color --state-output=changes 2>&1 | tee ~/state.log

base:
  'roles:postgres'
    - postgres (formula)
  'webapp.prd.domain.tld':
    # has roles: postgres
    - myapp
dev:
  'roles:postgres'
    - postgres (formula)
  'webapp.dev.domain.tld':
    # has roles: postgres
    - myapp

states-myapp.sls

include:
  - postgres
  
  somestate:
    file.managed:
      - blabla
      - require:
        - postgres_database: {{ pillar.myapp.dbname }}_database

states-top1.sls

# Broken cross-env dependency due to missing state IDs
# Applied with salt '*' state.apply --force-color --state-output=changes 2>&1 | tee ~/state.log

base:
  'roles:postgres'
    - postgres (formula)
  'webapp.prd.domain.tld':
    # has roles: postgres
    - myapp
dev:
  'webapp.dev.domain.tld':
    # has roles: postgres
    - myapp