docker-compose - Adding validated state and no_interpolate option #169
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Can you rebase to latest main so these 'fake' changes go away? They're making reviewing harder :)
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This is a real change. I missed moving this to changelogs/fragments in #162 so now it's just hanging out in root after 1.8.0.
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Ooops. I completely missed that...
I'll do the move in a separate commit (and add a note that this was already added in 1.8.0).
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Thanks, I'll close this and look into an info module instead.
| - The resulting configuration from one or more compose files. | ||
| - Equivalent to the output of C(docker-compose config). | ||
| returned: when success and I(state=validated) | ||
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| version_added: 1.9.0 |
Yeah, I also considered this. If I go that route then I guess it could be |
SUMMARY
Adds a new state
validatedalong with a new optionno_interpolatewhich is the equivalent ofdocker-compose configImplements #24
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plugins/modules/docker-compose.py
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
check_modeso thevalidatedstate was extended to actually display output likedocker-compose config.no-interpolateadds the ability to show unsubstituted environment variables in theconfigoutput.