butane/docs: add file append and overwrite examples - #2302
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe documentation adds examples for appending sudoers rules and overwriting an existing filesystem node. The release notes record the file behavior documentation update. ChangesFile behavior documentation
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In `@butane/docs/examples.md`:
- Line 152: Update the documentation example to clarify that contents with
overwrite: false does not replace a pre-existing filesystem node; instruct
readers to set overwrite: true when contents must replace the existing node,
while preserving the distinction between complete-file contents and append
behavior.
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@JasonColapietro Thank you for working on this !!! Sorry about the delay, things have been a little chaotic. From my perspective this can land and lgtm. Regarding your question, if you are willing to add that feature back into this repo I would love any contributions! Definitely think it should go into a new pr tho. |
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The tmt, test will pass if you rebase with upstream. We had a spot where they were failing and that has since been fixed. |
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The examples showed ordinary contents but never append or overwrite, so the difference between the three had to be inferred from the spec. Add an append example targeting the shipped /etc/sudoers with the safe default overwrite: false, the equivalent /etc/sudoers.d/ drop-in, and an overwrite: true example that replaces an existing filesystem node. Fixes coreos#2270 Signed-off-by: Jason Colapietro <jasoncola1@gmail.com>
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Summary
Moved over from coreos/butane#729
at @yasminvalim's suggestion, now that Butane development lives here.
butane/docs/examples.mdshowedcontentsbut neverappendoroverwrite,so the difference between the three had to be inferred from the spec. This adds
three examples:
/etc/sudoers, with the safe defaultoverwrite: false/etc/sudoers.d/drop-in, which is usually preferable since itsurvives updates to the shipped file
overwrite: trueand ordinarycontentsThe sudoers examples deliberately allow a single command with exact arguments,
with a note against granting unrestricted passwordless access to shells, package
managers, or container runtimes.
Testing
butane --check --strict, using abutanebinary built from this tree./test— Success, exit 0One thing worth flagging:
./testhere does not validate<!-- butane-config -->blocks under
butane/docs/. The docs validator only walksdocs/looking for<!-- ignition -->markers, so the Butane YAML in these docs is currentlyunchecked — Butane's own
./testvalidated it before the merge. I checked theseblocks by hand. Glad to open a separate issue or PR to restore that coverage if
you'd like it.
Fixes #2270.