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Add slim-sprig template functions to bootstrap/generate #775
Add slim-sprig template functions to bootstrap/generate #775
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thanks @hagaibarel - this makes sense and looks simple enough. my only hesitation is that Sprig is pulling in a lot of additional dependencies. is there a similar library that is a little more lightweight? as you consider your usecase are you needing all of Sprig or simply a subset? to say a bit more - i know ginkgo is in use in a number of production systems and pipelines where security is a major concern. growing ginkgo's dependency graph adds that much more to the security burden across those systems. |
I can understand and respect that, dependency chains can be an issue. I'm not familiar with other |
@onsi any thoughts on this? |
I can't speak for @onsi, but I was wondering how hard it would be to make this a plugin? It could solve the dependency issue by making it optional, and it could allow folks to use alternative templating languages in the future without having to make a code change. Perhaps an optional flag for the
This idea might be completely impractical in this case (I don't see a |
thanks for the bump @hagaibarel - I agree, @blgm a more decoupled approach would be ideal. If that isn't feasible, slim-sprig definitely looks better from a dependencies POV and I'm ok pulling it in. |
I think the idea of Anyways @onsi I've switched to |
Fixes #774