Consider Rename
See original GitHub issueSo, this is a personal pet peeve, and I would totally understand not doing this, but I hate the word Config
and like seeing it typed out as Configuration
(like App
instead of Application
seems lazy).
I understand ExtendedXmlSerializerConfiguration
seems a little lengthy though… so maybe ExtendedXmlConfiguration
?
No worries if you don’t like it, but thought I would ask!
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It is good proposition.
My english is not perfect. To be honest I’m still learning. I will be glad if you give me know when I make mistakes.
Great! I am not sure what default settings are, I’ve used it for over a decade now. 😃 If you like how the code is formatted we can use that. I do like a few things, we can discuss. I will open a new issue.