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I noticed a TLJH configuration bug in the latest TLJH. When you use tljh-config to add a new subsection to the YAML, it will over-write the latest section that was written. This only happens if you try to overwrite the same subsection that you most-recently wrote. E.g.:
jupyter-choldgraf@tljh-demo:~/data$ sudo -E tljh-config set blah.doo hellothere
jupyter-choldgraf@tljh-demo:~/data$ tljh-config show
users:
admin:
- choldgraf
blah:
doo: hellothere
jupyter-choldgraf@tljh-demo:~/data$ sudo -E tljh-config set blah.dootwo hellothere
jupyter-choldgraf@tljh-demo:~/data$ tljh-config show
users:
admin:
- choldgraf
blah:
dootwo: hellothere
jupyter-choldgraf@tljh-demo:~/data$ sudo -E tljh-config set blahtwo.doo hellothere
jupyter-choldgraf@tljh-demo:~/data$ tljh-config show
users:
admin:
- choldgraf
blah:
dootwo: hellothere
blahtwo:
doo: hellothere
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I'll try to look into this later today if I can get other to-do items done first. I spent my morning TLJH time finishing up those doc PRs and adding these issues :-)
I noticed a TLJH configuration bug in the latest TLJH. When you use
tljh-config
to add a new subsection to the YAML, it will over-write the latest section that was written. This only happens if you try to overwrite the same subsection that you most-recently wrote. E.g.:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: