Closed Shelob9 closed 6 years ago
@Shelob9 are you sure that is the offending yaml
file? because it definitely passes http://www.yamllint.com/ and is reported as a valid yaml file.
Also worth pointing out that there are multiple verbose flags that you can use. Your usage appears to be incorrect. https://docs.devwithlando.io/cli/usage.html#global-options
@Shelob9 so when i use an invalid yaml
file i actually get pretty decent feedback
warn: Problem parsing /Users/pirog/Desktop/work/lando/examples/lamp/.lando.yml with bad indentation of a mapping entry at line 57, column 3:
database:
although im going to change this from a warning to an error.
If you figure out the actual reason you got that error, with steps to replicate, def open up a new ticket
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lando rebuild
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I think "Your lando.yml" is invalid would have been more useful. Maybe a --verbose flag would allow this output.
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Could better documentation have prevented this issue? if so what should we change?
No, I was just cutting and pasting it wrong :)
Does this bug prevent you from using lando?
Nope, I fixed it.