I'm using nest!(...) and trying to print templates locally as they would appear when uploaded to s3. When I use sfn ... --print function on my root template it injects all the child temples into the output for the root template, under a Resources node.
I have tried to using 'none', 'shallow' and 'deep' as options for --apply-nesting, but it does not seem to affect the output.
How can I use --print to generate templates without injecting the child templates into the json?
I'm using
nest!(...)and trying to print templates locally as they would appear when uploaded to s3. When I usesfn ... --printfunction on my root template it injects all the child temples into the output for the root template, under aResourcesnode.I have tried to using 'none', 'shallow' and 'deep' as options for
--apply-nesting, but it does not seem to affect the output.How can I use
--printto generate templates without injecting the child templates into the json?