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Add glob pattern support to gossfile #222
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This will ease the addition of tests to an existing goss test suite. All that is necessary is to drop in a file matching the existing pattern. References goss-org#222
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This will ease the addition of tests to an existing goss test suite. All that is necessary is to drop in a file matching the existing pattern. References goss-org#222
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This will ease the addition of tests to an existing goss test suite. All that is necessary is to drop in a file matching the existing pattern. References goss-org#222
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* Add glob pattern support to gossfile This will ease the addition of tests to an existing goss test suite. All that is necessary is to drop in a file matching the existing pattern. References #222 * Convert tests to use glob patterns for gossfiles This is done with the exception of 'arch', which only includes 'goss-shared.yaml'.
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* Add glob pattern support to gossfile This will ease the addition of tests to an existing goss test suite. All that is necessary is to drop in a file matching the existing pattern. References goss-org#222 * Convert tests to use glob patterns for gossfiles This is done with the exception of 'arch', which only includes 'goss-shared.yaml'.
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In order to add easily add tests to an existing goss suite it would be great if the
gossfile
feature supported the use of glob patterns. This could be used to specify all files in a folder when running a test suite:Instead of manually having to append filenames to the main goss file, we could merely drop in a file matching the
goss_*.yaml
pattern and be on our merry way.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: