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On Thursday, March 17, 2016 at 10:57:01 AM UTC-4, John Thompson wrote:
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> I have code like the following: (obviously more complicated, but this
> shows the problem)
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> for (int i = 0; i < list.size(); i++) {
> thing = list.get(i)
> print thing
> b
I have code like the following: (obviously more complicated, but this shows
the problem)
for (int i = 0; i < list.size(); i++) {
thing = list.get(i)
print thing
branches[thing] = {
node {
print thing
}
}
parallel branches
As it's building the branches, it
This might be one of those cases where I'm trying to solve the problem in
the wrong way, so I'll start at the beginning.
I have a workflow that draws from several repos. Currently, I have the
workflow in its own repo, and let's call them RepoA and RepoB downloading
as part of the workflow.
I'm trying to pass an ami_id as an environment variable with:
AmiId=${AMI_ID}
in the parameters field of the plugin.
When I look at the resulting stack, the plugin seems to be passing
literally '${AMI_ID}' as the parameter value instead of ami-0283893 or
whatever.
The documentation says it's
