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CAPI2 Variables
Introducing flag-like variables feature discussed originally in #675
High Level Feature Description:
Add the ability to assign CAPI2 entries to a variable, denoted by a string which starts with
$Globally resolve variables either from defaults set in a target, or from CLI arguments
Change Details:
variablessection totargetwhich allows for the definition of int, string, or bool variables which can be defined as key-value pairs$, which can be used in a manner similar to bash variables wherever a flag ternary operation can currently be usedfusesoc run,--var key=value, which can supplement target held variablesDesign Decisions
Pain Points Solved
Considered Extensions
The implementation was intentionally simple, happy to iterate on it more if there's specific pain points that can be solved in this change.