Substitute using values from env vars / Soften detection of missing values#5
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defaults to false for backward compatibility collect missing keys instead of throwing exception
fix typo
remove python version from command
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Thanks @aturetta for the PR. It's merged and available on https://pypi.org/project/property/ (v2.6) |
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The spring property loading resolves values from environment, so I couldn't use this module in my app because it always failed with key not found exception
I refactored a bit the recursive substitution to achieve:
I also updated the test properties-file and test.py to demonstrate the updated code