Matthew Williams
Matthew Williams
Instead of an event.json file, this allows any executable to be passed to `python-lambda-local` as the event path, which will be executed and its stdout used as the event.
As [mentioned](https://gist.github.com/dlanderson/85787ee7a21f55873f2e) by @dlanderson, syncing the nacl renderer results in a traceback on latest develop branch of salt, at least under certain circumstances. I spent some time digging into the...
The way the renderer currently is coded, you can do stuff like this (a contrived example): ``` python interfaces = salt['network.interfaces']() File.exists('interface-tmp', names=['/tmp/interface-{}'.format(i) for i in interfaces.keys()]) ``` Would it...
It would be useful if the README provided some examples using the pillar, grains, and salt dicts that are injected by the renderer.