Support writing of Collections
See original GitHub issueHello, Would it be possible to add the writing of collections?
interface MySettings
{
ICredentials Credentials[] {get;set;}
}
Is there a technical reason why it is not there? For me this is the only blocking point that prevent me from using Config.Net in my existing project.
Thanks, Laurent
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This would be a useful feature. Please have it, really appreciate this package, but it needs this feature to really be THE config library for .NET.
Thanks a lot. 😃
I ended up starting a collections-only project.
https://github.com/PockyBum522/CollectionConfig.net
I will hopefully, once I have this finished, be able to merge it with Config.net and we can have the best of both worlds. It is currently read-only, so no more useful than config.net at the moment, but works!
I will be implementing write support next. Wish me luck.