Releases: gruntwork-io/boilerplate
Releases · gruntwork-io/boilerplate
v0.2.23
#46: The --disable-shell
and --disable-hooks
should now work with dependencies too.
v0.2.22
#45: You can now use the --disable-hooks
and --disable-shell
arguments to disable hooks and shell commands, respectively. This is useful if you want to disable all “side effects” and solely have boilerplate generate code.
v0.2.21
#44: Add support for JSON maps/lists as a more reliable way to get typed values in the default
field.
v0.2.20
#43: Boilerplate is now more lenient with whitespace when parsing lists/maps.
v0.2.19
#42: You can now define a skip
parameter in hooks
to conditionally enable/disable hooks.
v0.2.18
#41: boilerplate can now parse maps that have colon values in the key.
v0.2.17
#40: boilerplate should now check types after rendering variables, which allows you to use interpolations in non-string variables without getting a type error.
v0.2.16
#39: You can now use nested maps and nested lists in boilerplate variables.
v0.2.15
#38: You can now conditionally enable or disable dependencies using the skip
attribute.
v0.2.14
#37: For map variables, render the key in addition to the value.