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What version of CUE are you using (cue version)?
$ cue version cue version +bd9ae537 linux/arm64
Does this issue reproduce with the
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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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Suggestion for improvement and simplification
Instead of defining MySQL and Redis "charts" as subcharts just use existing charts from Bitnami:
What steps did you take:
Input:
#@ def group_alpha():
name: alpha
#@ end
groups: &all_groups
- #@ group_alpha()
foo:
groups: *all_groups
Result:
groups:
- null
foo:
groups:
- name: alpha
Expected:
groups:
- alpha
foo:
groups:
- name: alpha
Expected according to [limitations](https://carvel.dev/ytt/docs/latest/known-limitat
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It would awesome if you could make the alignment of the title editable (left, center, right)