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In your rust-cli template, there is a choice question for the license and another question for the author. I'd like to only ask for the author if a license was selected for my use case. But I cannot have more than one condition nor a way to negate them (not equals) I know of.
I don't know how the best UX would look like here, but probably the most straightforward way would be to add "operation" or something to Condition, which can then contain "equals" "not_equals" or so? 👍
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I'm still thinking about it. It would be nice use containment and such. Maybe we could just use a Tera expression? Something like only_if = { expression = "license is defined" }. This way you can just use whatever you want from Tera
In your rust-cli template, there is a choice question for the license and another question for the author. I'd like to only ask for the author if a license was selected for my use case. But I cannot have more than one condition nor a way to negate them (not equals) I know of.
I don't know how the best UX would look like here, but probably the most straightforward way would be to add "operation" or something to
Condition
, which can then contain "equals" "not_equals" or so? 👍The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: