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This imports the Python based pillar logic used in our Salt infrastructures in the form of reusable libraries, helping us to deduplicate code and making it easier to maintain changes. The respective "#!py" pillars will then be adjusted to reference library calls, with only the infrastructure specific data needing to be passed as function parameters. Signed-off-by: Georg Pfuetzenreuter <[email protected]>
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This imports the Python based pillar logic used in our Salt infrastructures in the form of reusable libraries, helping us to deduplicate code and making it easier to maintain changes. The respective "#!py" pillars will then be adjusted to reference library calls, with only the infrastructure specific data needing to be passed as function parameters.