DotNetConfig 1.0.3

ReportGenerator converts coverage reports generated by coverlet, OpenCover, dotCover, Visual Studio, NCover, Cobertura, JaCoCo, Clover, gcov, or lcov into human readable reports in various formats. The reports show the coverage quotas and also visualize which lines of your source code have been covered. Use this package if you want to write a custom plugin for ReportGenerator or if you want to call/execute ReportGenerator within your code base. Plugin development: https://github.com/danielpalme/ReportGenerator/wiki/Custom-reports https://github.com/danielpalme/ReportGenerator/wiki/Custom-history-storage

Access Sleet.exe commands through the Sleet API.

A global tool for managing hierarchical configurations for dotnet tools, using git config format.

DotNetConfig configuration provider implementation for Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration. Usage: var config = new ConfigurationBuilder().AddDotNetConfig().Build(); var value = config["section:subsection:variable"]); Note: section is required and subsection is optional, just like in dotnet-config.

Extensions to System.CommandLine to automatically read default values from .netconfig files. Usage: var root = new RootCommand { // child commands, arguments, options }.WithConfigurableDefaults(); The following heuristics are applied when providing default values: * Only arguments/options without a default value are processed. * Section matches root command name, subsection (dot-separated) for each additional nested command level (i.e. `[mytool "mycommand.myverb"]`). * Compatible arguments/options (same name/type) can be placed in ancestor section/subsection to affect default value of entire subtree. * All the types supported by System.CommandLine for multiple artity arguments and options are automatically populated: arrays, `IEnumerable{T}`, `ICollection{T}`, `IList{T}` and `List{T}`: .netconfig can provide multi-valued variables for those. * Numbers can be either `int` or `long`.