feat: allow multiple modules in a single file #535
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I've added support for the flat config style in the second commit: 9151167 |
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More than one module can now be defined in the same garden.yml file. This is useful e.g. where more than one Dockerfile is used to build the same container (e.g. for development and production). Within a garden.yml file, each module definition lives within a YAML document (separated by `---`).
Projects and modules can now be configured in a flat style. That is, not nested under the project/module key, but with the entity type indicated by the new `kind` key, analogously to the YAML syntax for k8s object definitions. Also changed the (currently unused) schema version string format to `garden.io/[version]`.
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More than one module can now be defined in the same garden.yml file.
This is useful e.g. where more than one Dockerfile is used to build the same container (e.g. for development and production).
Within a garden.yml file, each module definition lives within a YAML document (separated by
---).