sed_replace function in operations/utils calls sed with args in wrong order

Describe the bug files.replace doesn’t work correctly because of sed arguments

To Reproduce any files.replace example

Expected behavior files.replace should work as advertised…

***** To FIX: change order of replace and line on line 58 of operations/util/files.py

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[cpbrown]

Github seems to have to have no private message capability so I’ll leave a comment here… Just wanted to thank you for the effort you have put into this project. I’m coming to it as an ansible ‘refugee’ and I love what you’ve done. No more YAML! I plan to keep using it and may be able to contribute if you find my code worthy…

[cpbrown]

So sorry for the confusion on my part… there is no bug. When using file.lines, replace is the value you want to replace what matched, not the line you are replacing…