Tomas Bäckman

Ah thx, I should have read (or remembered) that documentation earlier. It just took quite a while for me to pinpoint that it was due to the dependency being used...

@syndbg I understand that you want to do a proper 2.0.0 release. But until all the kinks for that have been straightened out, you maybe please could just "release" a...

Similar/same/very related with my new issue: #83

Actually it is the parsing of the file that fails, not any linting rule.. ``` 151:75 Parse error: expected one of '[:a-zA-Z]', 'animate', 'animateMotion', 'animateTransform', 'area', 'base', 'br', 'circle', 'col',...

@thibaudcolas sorry for late reply, I just checked curlylint again (using version 13.0 on macos Big Sur 11.6) And parsing fails for file containing below (a snippet of a .j2...

Output fromm command (above snippet in a file) ``` $ curlylint curly-lint-test.txt curly-lint-test.txt 5:64 Parse error: expected one of '[:a-zA-Z]', 'animate', 'animateMotion', 'animateTransform', 'area', 'base', 'br', 'circle', 'col', 'ellipse', 'embed',...

We also have other occurrences in our code base where curlylint fails with similar problems in various template files (shell commands with mixes of quotes and backslashes etc. Our code...

Yes this would be nice. Also I am a little annoyed with that changes in dependencies are not shown in plans, in the example above an `atlantis plan` would show...

Another use case would be if we sometimes want to ignore a field, like "master_password or similar. Another way solving both these use cases (I guess?) could be if variables...

> > What would happen today if I clicked "discard plan & unlock" in the web UI while running an apply job? > > I'm not 100% sure but I...