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What version of CUE are you using (cue version)?
$ cue version cue version +bd9ae537 linux/arm64
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On lines
https://github.com/rochacbruno/dynaconf/blob/master/dynaconf/validator.py#L202-L205
validators.validate is calling from_env and it makes the variables to be reloaded from source files.
This is not good for testing.
Solution:
- Check if validation is happening on the same current env, then don't reload
- accept argument
reload=Falsethat will cause those lines to pass
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Hello all,
diff sub-command fails with mysterious error when kubectl version is < 1.18.0.
The error message: exit status 1.
I notice this if condition while debugging the code. It completely hide the real reason why it is failing ...
diff is working fine
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Description
Kubevious UI consists of multiple tree views with an ability to travel from one to another. When traversing the tree it sometimes makes it hard to remember how you landed on a particular node. The proposal is to have a "Navigation History" tool window in Kubevious UI to keep track of node selection with an ability to previous selected node.
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It would awesome if you could make the alignment of the title editable (left, center, right)