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Currently, jsonnet -m writes the output files in the current directory. It would be useful to have a way to set the output directory, either as an optional argument to -m or as a separate flag.
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* Improve imports
* Nonexistent file is now a runtime error (used to be ignored)
* Permission denied is a runtime error (used to be an internal error)
* Basic tests added for imports
* Renamed tests from .input to .jsonnet
* It's standard
* It's compatible with C++ test suite
* Editors enable syntax highlighting based on extension
* Importing .input looks weird
Currently,
jsonnet -m
writes the output files in the current directory. It would be useful to have a way to set the output directory, either as an optional argument to-m
or as a separate flag.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: