`include ::foreman` will not help you here, as it needs to be not just included, but also initialized: the `include` doesn't make `$::foreman::user` to be set. Actually, it would cause more troubles, as it would use the defaults, instead the real params for `foreman` module, that would work for base cases, but start failing if you actually would change same foreman params. That's the reason why there is `order` setting for kafo, to define the right order of initializing of the classes