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What went wrong?
When referencing a target with path that should be expanded from a LET statement, the path is not properly expanded.
VERSION 0.8 test: FROM alpine LET path_to_target="subdir" BUILD ./$path_to_target+some-target
Run earthly --auto-skip +test
earthly --auto-skip +test
Get
Error: auto-skip is unable to calculate hash for +test: target "test" not found
What should have happened?
Other Helpful Information
The command should have succeeded. Note, if the LET statement is changed to ARG , the example works.
LET
ARG
Additionally, it also seems the error message should state some-target was not found instead of test
some-target
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Support Let/Set in autoskip (#4007)
35e384f
Address #3996
will be included in next release (v0.8.8)
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What went wrong?
When referencing a target with path that should be expanded from a LET statement, the path is not properly expanded.
Run
earthly --auto-skip +test
Get
What should have happened?
Other Helpful Information
The command should have succeeded.
Note, if the
LET
statement is changed toARG
, the example works.Additionally, it also seems the error message should state
some-target
was not found instead of testThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: