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Path expressions are used to write out a path through the object graph. They appear in two places; in substitutions, like ${foo.bar}, and as the keys in objects like { foo.bar : 42 }.
As well this should work as value concatenation like:
def: "default"
opt :{
name: "${def}-name"
}
that should result in
opt :{
name: "default-name"
}
As well if the ${var} is not found in the current file, try to resolve from the environment.
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Path expressions are used to write out a path through the object graph. They appear in two places; in substitutions, like ${foo.bar}, and as the keys in objects like { foo.bar : 42 }.
As well this should work as value concatenation like:
def: "default"
opt :{
name: "${def}-name"
}
that should result in
opt :{
name: "default-name"
}
As well if the ${var} is not found in the current file, try to resolve from the environment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: