Convert some templates to EPP #1568
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Those contexts were checking for different data types while ago (integer, string)
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I played around with this a bit and I wrote https://gist.github.com/ekohl/28443e6ba178c931bb69285e976568eb. It's not perfect, but it gets you a long way. The biggest thing to be aware of is that you need to change if x into if x {, but it converts end into } already as well as @x into $x. I'd suggest to give it a try and see.
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Conversion is mostly completed. Need to recheck whitespace differences though. Will work on this later. |
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All suggestions looks reasonable.. I guess I'll implement it this Friday |
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| Optional[Variant[Array, String]] $raw_prepend = undef, | ||
| Optional[Variant[Array, String]] $raw_append = undef, | ||
| Optional[Hash] $mailhost_cfg_prepend = undef, | ||
| Optional[Hash] $mailhost_cfg_append = undef, |
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I'm fine with merging this, but should we mark it as backwards-incompatible because of the type changes?
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Good question, as far as I am concerned, it looks like the previous data types where too relaxed and allowed to provide configuration that would cause nginx to fail to start. Existing valid config should still be valid so I would not mark it as backwards incompatible, and if we find some corner cases that used to be valid and are now broken, we can quickly issue a new patch release to fix these.
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