changing cliflagv2 to support variadic forcedinclude parameter#357
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changing cliflagv2 to support variadic forcedinclude parameter#357knadh merged 2 commits intoknadh:masterfrom kooroo:forceinclude_cliflagv2
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I think the better approach is to add a new function |
…tead of a variadic.
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I made changes. Does this fit better with what you were thinking? you have to load it via something like |
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proposed change to address #356
this changes the provider function definition to a variadic one that allows passing a []string at the end which lists flags that should be loaded up even if they weren't set explicitly (default values). This should preserve current functionality for any current code using this provider without breaking, but enable calling the provider via
which will load flag1 and flag3 into the koanf object with whatever they contain (default values, zero values, other shenaniganery and tomfoolery).