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It would be helpful to define which loader to use on the config file in the options, as not all config files will have an extension.
For example, I don't added extensions to my ini files but would still like to load them using a standard library like Vars.
This may only be possible when a single config is loaded or that all configs being loaded will have to be of the same type.
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Happy to do this but what's the use case for this? Can't you just add a file extension?
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I am writing a cli script and would like to get the distro version using /etc/os-release file.
Okay I see, I'll see about doing this, it will be probably be a toggle in the options; something along the lines of default_parser
default_parser
Can send a pull request if you want 👌 👍
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It would be helpful to define which loader to use on the config file in the options, as not all config files will have an extension.
For example, I don't added extensions to my ini files but would still like to load them using a standard library like Vars.
This may only be possible when a single config is loaded or that all configs being loaded will have to be of the same type.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: