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Feat: AnsibleVarsParser #287
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wow, this looks solid! thank you for the detailed test cases
Hi @TomasTomecek - any idea what the problem with CI is? Tests are passing for me with the command: I can look into it later if you don't have enough time. I need some time to get more familar with packit.
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in the flood of tracebacks and errors of the build logs: let me fix that |
please rebase :) |
I can see one test failure:
is this related to your change? |
@TomasTomecek - it is. I will look into it |
Hmm...latest test failure is for
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looks like a bug in podman to me:
true is available as also tests pass on all the stable fedora versions; I'm in favour of merging :) btw I will be away on a vacation for one week, once I'm back I'd finally love to do a new release with this change to get feedback from the community |
@TomasTomecek - I am unable to replicate on my machine with After this merges, I am planning on putting together a small demo project that demonstrates how to use some of these new features. Looking forward to the next release! |
oki, let's merge, happy weekend! |
Closes #110
This is a work in progress PR to attempt to allow
ansible_bender
variables to be specified across group and host var files.