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Cheatsheet syntax to retrieve Secret values with dashes (-) in their key names #32491
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This template syntax was not obvious to me until someone pointed it out on stackexchange, it should be in the cheatsheet for future users. Because trying to retrieve a value with dashes in its key-name using the normal template syntax will result in an error.
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Co-authored-by: Rey Lejano <[email protected]>
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I have not tested this template. @stemid, did you evaluate the command and template? Thanks. |
Sure @kbhawkey I have tested it verbatim.
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This template syntax was not obvious to me until someone pointed it out on stackexchange, it should be in the cheatsheet for future users. Because trying to retrieve a value with dashes in its key-name using the normal template syntax will result in an error.
I placed the example under the other example that also deals with "non-standard" characters in key names like period.