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Some Quarkus-like systems, when configuring with YAML, non-conformingly treat foo.bar: the same as foo:\n bar:. If someone erroneously passes in a key of the form quarkus.foo: in a YAML file, we ignore it silently, which might be very confusing to the user.
If we detect any configuration key segment starting with quarkus., we should throw an invalid key error. This would also detect erroneously giving "quarkus.foo"=something in an application.properties file.
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Description
Some Quarkus-like systems, when configuring with YAML, non-conformingly treat
foo.bar:
the same asfoo:\n bar:
. If someone erroneously passes in a key of the formquarkus.foo:
in a YAML file, we ignore it silently, which might be very confusing to the user.If we detect any configuration key segment starting with
quarkus.
, we should throw an invalid key error. This would also detect erroneously giving"quarkus.foo"=something
in anapplication.properties
file.Implementation ideas
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: