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We'd like to dynamically generate JSON to configure the application. Reading through https://github.com/lightbend/config it seems like this should work. In the simple case, it looks like it does, but things start to fall apart when defining custom consumer properties.
When attempting to set the security protocol as such:
If the key is in double quotes then it shouldn't use the nested structure. Can you confirm that the config you're generating has keys in quotes and is not simply `security.protocol: "SSL".
Also, typically = is used for assignments in HOCON, but : will work as well.
Another option is to generate your config as YAML and supply it to the Helm chart (if you're using Helm). It will automatically generate the K8s ConfigMap for you that's compatible with Lightbend Config.
I believe the application actually expects nested keys. In the readme, the example uses client.id = "admin-client-id", which would expand to "client": { "id": "admin-client-id" } in JSON.
We'd like to dynamically generate JSON to configure the application. Reading through https://github.com/lightbend/config it seems like this should work. In the simple case, it looks like it does, but things start to fall apart when defining custom consumer properties.
When attempting to set the security protocol as such:
I see the following error:
It seems as though the config parser is converting the key
security.protocol
into some sort of nested structure.Any advice on this would be appreciated.
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