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RHOAIENG-15242: ref(manifests): add some newlines and indentation into the json strings with package version information #760
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…o the json strings with package version information Previously, we used to have every json string on a single line, which meant we had long hard-to-read lines in our manifests. Now there is some human-friendly indentation in the files so it should be easier to read. This is to nave no impact on the data stored, it is a code formatting change only.
/lgtm |
/lgtm However, I was checking the test instructions and you mentioned this:
What are you talking about? Did i miss something? I search for |
/lgtm TY! |
It's in a comment in a Jira,
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/approve |
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https://issues.redhat.com/browse/RHOAIENG-15242
Description
Previously, we used to have every json string on a single line, which meant we had long hard-to-read lines in our manifests. Now there is some human-friendly indentation in the files so it should be easier to read.
This is to have no impact on the data stored, it is a code formatting change only.
How Has This Been Tested?
I've ran the sample code from a comment on https://issues.redhat.com/browse/RHOAIENG-15333 that extracts and formats the installed software fields as a Markdown table. I then compared the outputs before and after this change, and looked for differences.
Then I took the manifests and deployed them on some cluster
and then I also remembered to do it with overlays/additional images.
Merge criteria: