I noticed that after updating to the latest gordon, I no longer have .context files which include nested elements in my common.yml
in example, for my common.yml:
parent:
child1: 60
child2: 60
child3: 60
used to give me an array like:
parent[child1]
parent[child2]
parent[child3]
where all the values would be 60.
Now, I only get:
parent[0] = child1
parent[1] = child2
parent[2] = child3
and my value of 60 is nowhere to be found.
After some digging I discovered that the offending change is the convert_cloudformation_types in utils.py which wraps the load_settings call on line 470 of core.py
I wasn't sure what syntax rules this was attempting to adjust for, so I just added a simple
return data
on line 187 of util.py to bypass it and get myself back to a working state.
Hi,
I noticed that after updating to the latest gordon, I no longer have .context files which include nested elements in my common.yml
in example, for my common.yml:
used to give me an array like: parent[child1] parent[child2] parent[child3]
where all the values would be 60.
Now, I only get: parent[0] = child1 parent[1] = child2 parent[2] = child3
and my value of 60 is nowhere to be found.
After some digging I discovered that the offending change is the convert_cloudformation_types in utils.py which wraps the load_settings call on line 470 of core.py
I wasn't sure what syntax rules this was attempting to adjust for, so I just added a simple
return dataon line 187 of util.py to bypass it and get myself back to a working state.