Issue: A settings file, for example {foo: "bar"} could exist. It could be missing a property "foo.baz". The checker will attempt to write {foo: {baz: "TODO"}}. However, the write will fail because the value of "foo" is not a Hash but a String.
The simplest solution is to re-write the value of "foo" to be a Hash {foo: {}} and then write the rest of the nested value (in this case, {baz: "TODO"}).
Caution: This could be lossy. However, I believe that the assumption is that source control is in place already.
Issue: A settings file, for example
{foo: "bar"}could exist. It could be missing a property "foo.baz". The checker will attempt to write{foo: {baz: "TODO"}}. However, the write will fail because the value of "foo" is not a Hash but a String. The simplest solution is to re-write the value of "foo" to be a Hash{foo: {}}and then write the rest of the nested value (in this case,{baz: "TODO"}).Caution: This could be lossy. However, I believe that the assumption is that source control is in place already.