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Arbitrary apache conf #3293
Arbitrary apache conf #3293
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Thank you for working on this issue! I agree with Treydock's comment: #708 (comment) I suppose you could support both ways by checking for the data type in the Ruby template? If the type of the This would require some additional test cases, but I think both ways could be supported. |
Thanks, yea I changed to arrays of strings. I think it'll be OK to just support one thing - I'm testing here for correct indentation and I think that's the only thing that would be required here - that things, say in a new are formatted correctly. |
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This all looks good, but there is a merge conflict in the spec
file for a test. Should be fine after that gets fixed.
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Looks good!
@johrstrom in which release this is now included ? I don't find any references in the changelogs. |
It's in 3.1 And just to be sure I checked the changelog too. Line 60 in 1df70e5
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Thank you for confirming, I was looking at the release change log https://github.com/OSC/ondemand/releases not the one in the documentation |
This adds the ability to add arbitrary things to the location and vhost in our apache config.
Fixes #708
Fixes #3240
Though now re-reading 708 I'm seeing multiline strings may not be the best option - I just want to be sure folks can add XML structures as well as single line directives.