dvc.yaml: introduce set keyword#4757
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On top of #4734
Here's a wiki documenting the feature: https://github.com/iterative/dvc/wiki/Parametrization
This PR introduces set keyword, which can be used to alias a variable.
Some examples:
setcan set list to a variable. But, it is not allowed to contain nested list or nested dictionary inside of it.setcan set dict to a variable. But, it is not allowed to contain nested list or nested dictionary inside of it.setto create an aliasAlso, note that joining strings is not supported with "set":
eg: