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Support external configuration files

See original GitHub issue

Hello, In addition of this issue, it could be nice to support external configuration files. I usually externalize all the configuration files from WAR/JAR in order to handle multi environment deployments with the same artifact ( DEV -> PROD ).

For instance, when we run the application, I could apply the configuration files as following :

java -jar my_app.jar -Dconfig=microservice-config.properties

Thanks Regards Alexandre Touret

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Created 4 years ago
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Emily-Jiangcommented, Aug 24, 2020

@jbee thanks, I have now updated all occurences.

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alexandre-touretcommented, Jun 24, 2020

Hello, Sorry for the delay.

Thanks @Emily-Jiang for your proposal. It solves my problem.

Regards

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