No it cant overwrite values. It has to agree or it will throw an error.
You can have wider types being overridden by more closed types. e.g. string => "this literal". But you cant have two disagreeing values.
I use this to create kubernetes manifests at work, at a reasonably large scale. The inability to join multiple files without fear of collision is specifically one of the best features.
You can have wider types being overridden by more closed types. e.g. string => "this literal". But you cant have two disagreeing values.
I use this to create kubernetes manifests at work, at a reasonably large scale. The inability to join multiple files without fear of collision is specifically one of the best features.