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use laverya/yaml to allow marshalling yaml with unlimited line lengths #1020
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The relevant PR go-yaml/yaml#455 has been open since April 23rd, so I think it's getting time to accept that it won't be merged anytime soon. |
test to ensure that multiline strings are split intelligently when rendered
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What I Did
Switched our yaml render step to use laverya/yaml, and with that an unlimited line length.
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Strings in kustomized yaml will only wrap on literal newlines
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