Yes, this is possible but has a minimum version requirement. You must be using NLog.Extensions.Logging >= 1.5.0. Note that for ASP.NET Core applications this will be installed as a dependency if you install NLog.Web.AspNetCore >= 4.8.2. You can then create an NLog section in appsettings.json and load it with the following code: var config = … Read more
It depends on what you want to store in your config files and how you use them If you do round tripping (yaml→code→yaml) and want comments preserved you cannot use PyYAML or ConfigParser. If you want to preserve the order of your keys (e.g. when you check in your config files), PyYAML doesn’t do that … Read more
As long as you’re starting with a base @Configuration class to begin with, which it maybe sounds like you are with @SpringBootApplication, you can use the @ImportResource annotation to include an XML configuration file as well. @SpringBootApplication @ImportResource(“classpath:spring-sftp-config.xml”) public class SpringConfiguration { // }
just upload your *.plist to ~/Library/Preferences. Notice, that checkbox: Load preferences from a custom folder or URL in Preferences – General (at the bottom) must be disabled.
First of all, check what’s in your ~/.jupyter/ folder. Some of the comments under the question mention you have a file named “MIGRATED” that contains only a timestamp. If you are in this state, run the command: jupyter notebook –generate-config which will create a new file ~/.jupyter/jupyter_notebook_config.py. If you already have this file, you don’t … Read more
App_Start is just another folder that groups together ASP.NET MVC configuration, which in previous versions of ASP.NET MVC was done in Global.asax. ASP.NET MVC introduces more and more configuration elements, and this folder is ideal to place this configuration. For example, MVC 5’s new auth. configuration, such as for third-party login providers, are also placed … Read more
Constants (in a sense) in Python 3.8+ Python 3.8 introduces the typing.Final type qualifier, which is used to indicate that a variable or attribute should not be reassigned, redefined, or overridden. PEP 591 — Adding a final qualifier to typing from typing import Final # Annotate module variables # (with or without an explicit type, … Read more
Instead of version-controlling the actual configuration file, you could put a template or defaults file in version control, and a script that would ask for DB information and credential to generate the real config file, which would be excluded from (i.e. ignored by) version control. On checkout, developers could run this script to get a … Read more
Binary ConfigMaps are now supported since Kubernetes version 1.10.0. From the readme notes: ConfigMap objects now support binary data via a new binaryData field. When using kubectl create configmap –from-file, files containing non-UTF8 data will be placed in this new field in order to preserve the non-UTF8 data. Note that kubectl’s –append-hash feature doesn’t take … Read more
I suggest subclassing ConfigParser.ConfigParser (or SafeConfigParser, &c) to safely access the “protected” attributes (names starting with single underscore — “private” would be names starting with two underscores, not to be accessed even in subclasses…): import ConfigParser class MyParser(ConfigParser.ConfigParser): def as_dict(self): d = dict(self._sections) for k in d: d[k] = dict(self._defaults, **d[k]) d[k].pop(‘__name__’, None) return d … Read more