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It would be great if you could extract a parameters file based on your current env. The use case is as follows:
EnvA has parameter X=1, stored in parameters_envA.yml.dist
EnvB has parameter X=2, stored in parameters_envB.yml.dist
You don't necessarily want to merge both param files, as provided by #21, as you'll end up clobbering one setting or the other. If there were some way to examine the current env and add that as an optional prefix/suffix to the extraction, that would be pretty awesome.
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I can most certainly work on that. However, i'm not sure exactly what you are needing me to do and how I go about doing it. Could you provide some sort of example? Thanks!
It would be great if you could extract a parameters file based on your current env. The use case is as follows:
EnvA has parameter X=1, stored in parameters_envA.yml.dist
EnvB has parameter X=2, stored in parameters_envB.yml.dist
You don't necessarily want to merge both param files, as provided by #21, as you'll end up clobbering one setting or the other. If there were some way to examine the current env and add that as an optional prefix/suffix to the extraction, that would be pretty awesome.
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It would be great if you could extract a parameters file based on your current env. The use case is as follows:
You don't necessarily want to merge both param files, as provided by #21, as you'll end up clobbering one setting or the other. If there were some way to examine the current env and add that as an optional prefix/suffix to the extraction, that would be pretty awesome.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: