Open waynemetcalfe opened 3 years ago
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This issue is still present. This viper behaviour breaks the AWS CLI. AWS needs the [default] group, if not present it is not a valid ini file and therefore awscli will stop working. Please elaborate on this issue why viper is removing the default group if present? I would expect that my ini file is the same after opening and saving it without changes.
Honestly, I'm not sure why that was added. I would have to look up some history to figure that out.
Would be nice if your could do that. Would it make sense to add the possibility to choose if the default group should be persisted or not?
By the way, I'm thinking about dropping INI support from the core and moving it to an external package: https://github.com/go-viper/encoding
https://github.com/spf13/viper/blob/fb4eafdd9775508c450b90b1b72affeef4a68cf5/viper.go#L1743
Forgive me if this is the correct behaviour for an ini file but why is the [default] section name being removed? I am using viper to update the aws credentials file and upon calling WriteConfig, the default section heading is deleted?