Ryan Addessi

I do really like this Idea. I've uninstalled gitsome purely for this reason after I found the official client. I would love to run both of them side by side....

This is also true for my very similar PT-E550W which I have been trying to get to work (and just did thanks to this comment @jpieper, thank you very much!)....

I need this as well, if there is anything I can assist with on the development side please let me know, I'll be digging for more information on how it...

Hmm that is a good question.. I thought I had it passing the python version down to the container but I may have skipped that.. how would you guys like...

Yeah you are correct, the netbox-docker container has the python version already set.. I think the different python versions here are valid only for the unit tests. Maybe we should...

It's been on my list to dig in to kitchen-salt to try to make it support this as well. We use https://github.com/jgraichen/salt-tower for this same use case (referencing pillars from...

Also I'm not sure of a way to cleanly deal with the possible combination of any of these renderers as you are able to mix and match them at will,...

Actually now that I think about it I do think this needs some work, but I'll need your input for direction. I've added some failing tests that illustrate the problem.....

Definitely cleaner than last time :) Yes you are correct, they allow for multiple rendering passes on files so `foo|bar` means it would first be rendered with `foo` then with...

Maybe it is better to keep tagging anything ending with .sls as `salt` only, but then add the extra interpreter tag when we match a single renderer? So `#! py`...