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The intention is to let CLI arguments override the settings from the default files. However, this logic can be inverted in the following way:
a default file include the key @someEntry: /path/to/file/with/content and
a cli argument --someEntry what-should-be-used is passed
The result should be that in the final config, someEntry should contain what should be used. The current behavior is that it contains the contents of /path/to/file/with/content
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Consider:
The intention is to let CLI arguments override the settings from the default files. However, this logic can be inverted in the following way:
@someEntry: /path/to/file/with/content
and--someEntry what-should-be-used
is passedThe result should be that in the final
config
,someEntry
should containwhat should be used
. The current behavior is that it contains the contents of/path/to/file/with/content
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: