Open bitbythecron opened 5 years ago
Any recommendations/hacks/workaround for when the post-templated file needs to have ${...}-style tokens in it that should be ignored by lazybones?
${...}
For example, a sample application.yml file for a Spring Boot app:
application.yml
logging: config: 'logback.groovy' ${appname}: configWaitForAnswerMillis: ${configTime}
Say I want lazybones to replace ${appname} with the name of the app I'm generating, but I want lazybones to ignore ${configTime} so that the resultant YAML file might look like:
${appname}
${configTime}
logging: config: 'logback.groovy' myapp: configWaitForAnswerMillis: ${configTime}
Any suggestions here? Thanks!
Any recommendations/hacks/workaround for when the post-templated file needs to have
${...}
-style tokens in it that should be ignored by lazybones?For example, a sample
application.yml
file for a Spring Boot app:Say I want lazybones to replace
${appname}
with the name of the app I'm generating, but I want lazybones to ignore${configTime}
so that the resultant YAML file might look like:Any suggestions here? Thanks!