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I stumbled upon this whilst trying to learn yq. Could someone explain what's going on here exactly? coolActions: - create - edit - delete readarray actions < <(yq '.coolActions[]' sample....
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I know it seems like a very stupid question, but my brother said it was easy, so I wonder now if yml is easier than python. He says it's just remembering names and values which does make it seem ...
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I'm quite a beginner in Azure pipeline yaml. Here is some context: I have a azure-pipelines.yml shown here that calls another dotnet-test-build-and-deploy-to-aks-template.yaml. In this dotnet-test-...
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I am using an Ansible task to wait until a service reaches the STOP state. This is my current task: - name: Wait until the service is in STOP state shell: | echo "try 3" register: ...
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Given is a Spring Boot application.yml file. host: example.com unc-path: \\${host}\share If unc-path is printed, the output is \${host}\share. I expect the placeholder ${host} to be resolved. The ...
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I have an issue and I just can't figure out a way to solve it. I have a variable group for each of my environments environment: My_Var_Group_Prod My_Var_Group_Dev In each of those variable groups I ...
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Context I have a smart meter which regularly emits telegrams about electricity (and gas/water) consumption over a serial port, which I have connected to a Pi. These telegrams are received once per ...
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I have: services: httpd: volumes: - "C:/path/to/repo:/path/to/code" How do I make the source path agnostic so my colleague using a Mac can simply docker compose the yaml file?
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I have Ansible tasks with some code repetition which I want to address using YAML anchors as follows. When only using one anchor in one task - no ansible-lint warnings happen. However, if using more ...
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I'm working on an experimental project called NextLiber VRM, which attempts to interpret Unity scene files outside the Unity runtime. Unity stores scenes in YAML format, including transforms, ...
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I have a YAML job where I want the link in the ManualValidation@0 task instructions to appear as clickable. Here is the job definition: job: Manual_CreatePR displayName: 'Manual: Open GitHub PR for ...
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Is there a reason why yaml adds single quotation marks around the words yes and no when I create a YAML file from a Python dict? MWE: import yaml def yes_or_no( word: str, ) -> dict: ...
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In a GitLab pipeline job I have multiple JSON files. I need these JSON files as YAML and I would like to have them in the same YAML file as a list. They do not always have the same keys. I would like ...
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I have 4 repos in Azure (all are in development branch): Web App Web API Mail Console 1 Mail Console 2 Here's how I deploy them in testing phase: Publish Web App and Web API Build Mail Console 1 ...
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I'm looking to use yq to replace a yaml file values while still retaining the old value. Essentially putting base/1.0.0/ after base.routes.paths ~/ and what comes after. The added value will be the ...
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