What's new in ConfigInjector 2.0

14 December 2015 00:00 AEST

.NET C# Configuration management ConfigInjector Open-source software (OSS)

ConfigInjector 2.0 has hit the NuGet feed.

What’s new? A handful of things:

Support for overriding settings via environment variables (useful for regression suites on build servers).
Support for loading settings from existing objects.
Logging hooks to allow callers to record where settings were loaded from and what their values were.

There are some breaking changes with respect to namespaces so it’s a major version bump but unless you’re doing anything really custom it should still be a straight-forward upgrade.

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