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It would be really useful if gomplate could have native support for accessing terraform output values. Using the terraform CLI this can easily be done using terraform output -json some_output_value. Having the ability to access terraform state using a data source would be pretty useful when performing various templating tasks!
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I was reading at last changes, great. However, since the beginning i think the documentation is lacking clarity.
I would like to propose a pr to add examples likes this one https://golang.org/src/io/io_test.go#L350
Attached to method, and easy to access from godoc.
I m not sure which godoc engine is running https://godoc.org/github.com/timshannon/bolthold and if it is the same as htt
Go dep not used any more
In the Readme:
https://github.com/metalmatze/alertmanager-bot/blame/master/README.md#L185
you talk about using dep for package dependency - but you're using go modules now.
Make install not available
Your Makefile doesn't include a target for make install. A simple make will work as well.
Binary will not land in $GOPATH/bin but in project direc
OrientDB claims to be the fastest graph database (explicitly mentioning to be faster than Neo4j). It's also a multi-model DB, with the website saying that it supports key-value pairs as well. Maybe just with a document that only has a single value, similar to MongoDB and ArangoDB - I didn't go through the documentation to find this out yet.
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Calling
db.Dropwhen a bucket does not exist returns "bucket not found" and that error is directly from bolt'sbolt.ErrBucketNotFound, I believe this error should be translated tostorm.ErrNotFound.