@ -30,19 +30,19 @@ With those caveats behind, let's write a template that reads three files into ou
`config1.toml`:
`config1.toml`:
```toml
```toml
message = Hello from config 1
message = "Hello from config 1"
```
```
`config2.toml`:
`config2.toml`:
```toml
```toml
message = This is config 2
message = "This is config 2"
```
```
`config3.toml`:
`config3.toml`:
```toml
```toml
message = Goodbye from config 3
message = "Goodbye from config 3"
```
```
Each of these is a simple TOML file (think old-school Windows INI files). We know the names of these files, so we can use a `range` function to loop through them and inject their contents into our ConfigMap.
Each of these is a simple TOML file (think old-school Windows INI files). We know the names of these files, so we can use a `range` function to loop through them and inject their contents into our ConfigMap.