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ekimekim
ekimekim commented Aug 19, 2019

This appears to be an oversight. std.manifestJsonEx, a closely related function, is documented, and the docs for std.manifestYamlDoc mention it:

Note that std.manifestJson could also be used for this purpose

but std.manifestJson itself is not documented anywhere on the stdlib page.

chezmoi
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dyens
dyens commented Aug 8, 2019

For testing in my project i want to add in my conftest.py something like that:

import pytest
import os

@pytest.fixture(scope='session', autouse=True)
def settings():
    os.environ['ENV_FOR_DYNACONF'] = 'testing'

But this is not work ;-(. What can you advise me ?
I dont want start my test like that : ENV_FOR_DYNACONF=testing pytest because somebody can miss that command pr

MattAWright
MattAWright commented Nov 3, 2017

Starting at the "Create a staging environment", the steps described in the guide quickly outpace the explanations and it was not obvious to me what was going on. The quickstart assumes knowledge of concepts (environments, machines) that I would have liked to see brief explanations of.

The Quickstart could also use now.sh as an example deployment environment so that the user can follow along wit

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