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I was trying to iterate over a test pipeline, but it didn't work for me. Its possible I just don't have the right syntax.
package: name: test-me2 version: 1.0 epoch: 0 environment: contents: packages: - busybox - git pipeline: - runs: | p=${{targets.contextdir}}/usr/bin/yo-world mkdir -p $(dirname "$p") { echo "#!/bin/sh"; echo echo hello; } > "$p" chmod 755 "$p"
The package will build fine. But then if I append the stanza:
data: - name: stuff items: key1: val1 test: pipeline: - range: data runs: | echo testing it for ${{range.key}}/${{range.value}} /usr/bin/yo-world
then it won't unmarshal. So I suspect this just isn't supported. Is this a thing we could have?
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I was trying to iterate over a test pipeline, but it didn't work for me.
Its possible I just don't have the right syntax.
The package will build fine.
But then if I append the stanza:
then it won't unmarshal. So I suspect this just isn't supported.
Is this a thing we could have?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: