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replacements by path include should allow multiple replacements in one file #4356

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yannick opened this issue Dec 29, 2021 · 4 comments
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yannick commented Dec 29, 2021

it should be possible to include one replacement file that contains an array of replacements

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natasha41575 commented Dec 29, 2021

I have no objections to this feature; kustomize should be able to recognize when there is one replacement (the current way that it works) or if there is a list of replacements.

This could be implemented by first trying to unmarshal the replacements file as the former; if that fails, try to unmarshal the file as the latter.

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Hi @natasha41575 can you please give me bit insight for where to start.. I think I can work on this.

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resolved by #4485

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