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Repeating Nodes With YAML Aliases Like A Proby@jasonheecs
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Repeating Nodes With YAML Aliases Like A Pro

by Jason Hee2mMay 30th, 2021
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YAML allows you to repeat nodes via aliases. Aliases allow you to assign a name to a value or block of data. You can even modify a section of an alias and define that as a new alias. Alias should work for any file written in YAMl. The specification for the aliases is described in the YAM lspec.yAML specification here. You can use the merge key (>>:):YAML. The merge key is used to merge an alias into an alias.
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