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Sure, anything is possible. Contributions are welcome, just throw up a PR and someone will review :) |
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So we don’t differentiate between hard and soft dependencies as something like a symlink would. Something either depends on something else or it does not. The question is more around wildcard dependencies. That is something we could probably support without too much trouble. https://github.com/Sceptre/sceptre/blob/master/sceptre/config/reader.py#L308 And https://github.com/Sceptre/sceptre/blob/master/sceptre/config/reader.py#L240 Would be places to look to start to make these changes. |
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Hi there,
I was wondering if there is a possibility to add a dependency of a repo in a stack config? In my case not all files are hard dependencies for example.
I have a repository 'A' which is ever changing, and I have a file in another repo 'B' that is dependend on the files in repo 'A'; some will be added or removed. Is there a possibility to add a dependency for the file in repo 'B' on all the (current) files in repo 'A'? I don't want to update the dependencies whenever we are changing something in repo 'A'.
So B/example.yaml will look like this:
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dependencies:
Cheers,
Tim
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