Allow user to extend kinds without overriding defaults #1473
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Instead of overriding all defaults when defining new mappings, the user defined ones are added at the top, so you do not have redefine all of them if you only want to tune one.
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The issue was introduced with ansible#1473 and only affects setups without a git repo and when custom kinds are used.
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Instead of overriding all defaults when defining new mappings, the user defined ones are added at the top, so you do not have redefine all of them if you only want to tune one.
This also documents the feature, which was previously not documented.