Feature folders inside files
enables the use of a folder structure within files/ for more clarity and structure for custom configuration files.
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Hi, thanks for the PR. This seems to be a reasonable way to structure files in the files directory.
Can you add a changelog fragments as described in the following document? CONTRIBUTING.md
Hi, thanks for the PR. This seems to be a reasonable way to structure files in the files directory.
Can you add a changelog fragments as described in the following document? CONTRIBUTING.md
Done.
Hi, @Donien implemented the feature in a different PR. Can you check if this will solve your issue?
This allows you to structure your files within the "files" directory how you want. https://github.com/Icinga/ansible-collection-icinga/pull/313
Hi,
the implementation from @Donien will solve this.
Thanks, will be available with the next version. Closed