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Install reclass as module #1133

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Install reclass as module #1133

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  • Tests added
  • Updated documentation

@ademariag ademariag force-pushed the test/reclass-as-pip branch 2 times, most recently from 5418f40 to 495d6d2 Compare February 4, 2024 13:06
@ademariag ademariag force-pushed the test/reclass-as-pip branch from 495d6d2 to b7bd490 Compare February 4, 2024 13:33
@ademariag ademariag merged commit 8fe5998 into master Feb 4, 2024
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@ademariag ademariag deleted the test/reclass-as-pip branch February 4, 2024 13:51
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@ademariag Could you add the tests for submodules back again? Maybe we have to find a lightweight test-repo with submodules, that we can download. But just because the tests fail with kapitan, because we removed reclass, we should continue testing it with other repos. Thanks in advance

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Why do we need to test the submodule capability? It made sense when reclass was sourced that way. Is there a real use case for it?

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Why do we need to test the submodule capability? It made sense when reclass was sourced that way. Is there a real use case for it?

It was a feature and is documented. See #914 #987 and https://kapitan.dev/pages/external_dependencies/?h=submodule#defining-dependencies

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