Allow multiple or composite port.yml for gitops
complete
J
Juan Roldan
When using gitops to load a big number of heterogeneous entities, the only option to not end up with a huge difficult to maintain file is to have multiple repositories with a single port.yml in them.
A nicer solution would be to allow either loading multiple port.yml from different locations inside the same repo or to add syntax to allow importing other yaml files from other locations.
Y
Yonatan Boguslavski
complete
R
Robert Parker
Yonatan Boguslavski we would also use this - we have a git repo that has our releases inside it, so its like
release_1/release_change_log.txt
release_2/release_change_log.txt
release_3/release_change_log.txt
it would be easy for us to integrate this if we could do this:
release_1/release_change_log.txt
release_1/port.yml
release_2/release_change_log.txt
release_2/port.yml
release_3/release_change_log.txt
release_2/port.yml
but harder for us to do
release_1/release_change_log.txt
release_2/release_change_log.txt
release_3/release_change_log.txt
port.yml <- we currently would have to sync this file with the releases manually.
this is marked as complete - does this mean it might be in available :)?
R
Robert Parker
I've just tested this and it looks like this works, so you can have many port.yml files! Great!!
Are there any limitations or anything to be aware of when using this?