Merge instead of update pillar overrides #33764
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An earlier commit (made in develop the 2015.8 release branch was created) added the ability to decrypt CLI pillar overrides. As this was an entirely new block of code in the 2016.3 release branch, when a CLI pillar override issue was fixed in 2015.8, the fix did not make it to 2016.3. This commit fixes this issue by merging the CLI pillar data instead of using dict.update(). Resolves saltstack#33647.
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An earlier commit (made in develop the 2015.8 release branch was
created) added the ability to decrypt CLI pillar overrides. As this was
an entirely new block of code in the 2016.3 release branch, when a CLI
pillar override issue was fixed in 2015.8, the fix did not make it to
2016.3.
This commit fixes this issue by merging the CLI pillar data instead of
using dict.update().
Resolves #33647.