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The super_class imports lot of other classes to make the target file cleaner. I override parameters of super_class or other classes imported via super_class in the target file when required.
This is the existing setup which works fine. There is a new requirement where I need to spin up an environment without the postgresql and mongodb resources. I would like to know how can I remove a class which has not been imported directly in target file without modifying the super_class definition.
I'm expecting something like below to remove the mongodb and confluent classes which were imported via the super_class. But, this is not supported in kapitan yet. Is there any way to achieve this?
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I have a class in my target file named
super_class
.The
super_class
imports lot of other classes to make the target file cleaner. I override parameters ofsuper_class
or other classes imported viasuper_class
in the target file when required.This is the existing setup which works fine. There is a new requirement where I need to spin up an environment without the
postgresql
andmongodb
resources. I would like to know how can I remove a class which has not been imported directly in target file without modifying thesuper_class
definition.I'm expecting something like below to remove the
mongodb
andconfluent
classes which were imported via thesuper_class
. But, this is not supported in kapitan yet. Is there any way to achieve this?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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