RenderTemplate Reference
Below is the schema reference for RenderTemplate configuration files. To learn more about config templates, see the Config Templates guide.
The reference is divided into two sections:
YAML Schema contains the config YAML schema
Configuration keys describes each individual schema key for the configuration files.
Also check out the ConfigTemplate reference.
YAML Schema
The values in the schema below are the default values.
kind: RenderTemplate
# A unique identifier for the Render config.
name:
# Set to true to skip rendering this template.
disabled: false
# The ConfigTemplate to render.
template:
# A map of inputs to pass to the ConfigTemplate. These must match the inputs schema of the ConfigTemplate.
#
# Note: You can use template strings for the inputs, but be aware that inputs that are used to generate the resulting
# config names and other top-level identifiers must be resolvable when scanning for configs, and thus cannot reference
# other actions, modules or runtime variables. See the [environment configuration context
# reference](./template-strings/environments.md) to see template strings that are safe to use for inputs used to
# generate config identifiers.
inputs:Configuration Keys
kind
kindstring
"RenderTemplate"
"RenderTemplate"
Yes
name
nameA unique identifier for the Render config.
string
No
disabled
disabledSet to true to skip rendering this template.
boolean
false
No
template
templateThe ConfigTemplate to render.
string
No
inputs
inputsA map of inputs to pass to the ConfigTemplate. These must match the inputs schema of the ConfigTemplate.
Note: You can use template strings for the inputs, but be aware that inputs that are used to generate the resulting config names and other top-level identifiers must be resolvable when scanning for configs, and thus cannot reference other actions, modules or runtime variables. See the environment configuration context reference to see template strings that are safe to use for inputs used to generate config identifiers.
object
No
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