tekton parameters with parentheses instead of curly brackets #1272
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I've tested this tutorial using OpenShift v4.2 and the Pipelines Operator v0.8.2.
It fails as is, it appears parameters with curly brackets do not work.
Using parentheses it works.
Mind this is the documentation page, which also makes reference to the source file:
- camel-k-pipeline-task-definition.yaml
I don't know where that file is located, but also would need to be updated to replace '{ }' with '( )'.
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remove TIP as default is now with parentheses Co-Authored-By: Nicola Ferraro <ni.ferraro@gmail.com>
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I've tested this tutorial using OpenShift v4.2 and the Pipelines Operator v0.8.2.
It fails as is, it appears parameters with curly brackets do not work.
Using parentheses it works.
Mind this is the documentation page, which also makes reference to the source file:
I don't know where that file is located, but also would need to be updated to replace '{ }' with '( )'.
Mind this is the documentation page, which also makes reference to the source file:
I don't know where that file is located, but also would need to be updated to replace '{ }' with '( )'.
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