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by carlosnunez
3768 days ago
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The problem that I found with that approach for this particular use case (maybe using files wasn't a great example, since it has its own module and files can be templated) is that the variable itself is a list of dicts. I found that using with_subelements or with_items for this didn't reduce the complexity much since I still needed to resort to Jinja gymnastics to get what I needed and then needed to worry about taking that output and casting it to a list anyway. |
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