In some cases configuration could mean small json files or similar gear to be injected into the running environment.
Why would it be useful?
Many financial applications are using for example Asset list or built-in conversion fallbacks in json files.
Or some external providers (bank APIs usually do) require to send special structured request message during authorisation.
etc...
It would be a huge pain to use some environment variable with stringified content. That would be not readable nor editable. But, having small files would ease the pain greatly.
@imrefazekasgo just one doubt on this. I can understand this to be delivered from SDK standpoint but i am a bit confused on injecting into environment. I don't think that's possible right, it must be string
Feature description
In some cases configuration could mean small json files or similar gear to be injected into the running environment.
Why would it be useful?
Many financial applications are using for example Asset list or built-in conversion fallbacks in json files. Or some external providers (bank APIs usually do) require to send special structured request message during authorisation. etc... It would be a huge pain to use some environment variable with stringified content. That would be not readable nor editable. But, having small files would ease the pain greatly.
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