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I was working with a BOSH manifest that had numerous incorrect keys specified, e.g.:
- name: foo
BADtype: password
and wanted to change BADtype to type using an ops-file (because I did not own the repo the manifest belonged to). However, the only supported way to do this is to use a remove to get rid of the key and its value, and then a replace to add the correct key with the same value. This workflow requires placing the entire value of the incorrect key (which could be large) into the ops-file twice.
I would like to have a operation similar to replace that allows me to change a key in a single invocation without having to include the key's value block as well.
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Just wondering: are you sure you need to remove the BADtype key? Maybe just adding the correct type: password key and value is sufficient for the deployment variables to be properly declared?
I was working with a BOSH manifest that had numerous incorrect keys specified, e.g.:
and wanted to change
BADtype
totype
using an ops-file (because I did not own the repo the manifest belonged to). However, the only supported way to do this is to use aremove
to get rid of the key and its value, and then areplace
to add the correct key with the same value. This workflow requires placing the entire value of the incorrect key (which could be large) into the ops-file twice.I would like to have a operation similar to
replace
that allows me to change a key in a single invocation without having to include the key's value block as well.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: