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I'm using your module which is God sent for getting close to the same functionality as Augeas in Puppet for YAML files.
However I have a problem with tools that are used in Symfony to parse the generated yml file.
Specifically, your module adds an initial indentation from the root of the tree.
I think this might be an error. Is there a way I can prevent that?
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The implementation of the provider is relatively primitive, and just uses Ruby's .to_yaml method to create the Yaml file. It looks like in Puppet, a library called "zaml" is actually used for this and I believe the two-space indent for the first "value" in the document (which is a hash) is a zaml induced behavior. I'm actually not immediately sure how to fix this. I'll ask around but while aesthetically displeasing it does seem to be valid yaml.
I'd like to fix this, but it might imply a non-trivial reimplementation if zaml can't be coerced into dropping the two-space indent.
I'm using your module which is God sent for getting close to the same functionality as Augeas in Puppet for YAML files.
However I have a problem with tools that are used in Symfony to parse the generated yml file.
Specifically, your module adds an initial indentation from the root of the tree.
I think this might be an error. Is there a way I can prevent that?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: