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Even though CFN only accepts strings, it would be nice if Sceptre can support numbers in config files to create the illusion that it does. See similar ansible issue: ansible/ansible#25013
Example config:
parameters:
Port: 3000RuleNumber: 500
The workaround is to add quotes but it's just a bit awkward. Plus, you don't get to write the numbers with underscores as commas: e.g. 65_535.
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We'll need to have a look (just to make sure parameters indeed is only used for CFN and has to be a string). This is currently happening because YAML automatically casts certain data types.
Even though CFN only accepts strings, it would be nice if Sceptre can support numbers in config files to create the illusion that it does. See similar ansible issue: ansible/ansible#25013
Example config:
The workaround is to add quotes but it's just a bit awkward. Plus, you don't get to write the numbers with underscores as commas: e.g.
65_535
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: