Conrad Ludgate

> Then you should implement it so it doesn't change the order. Guy, you are making it sounds like it is something extremely difficult and just let me remind you,...

> How many people do you think expect from configuration library to be able as well as reading config file, to be also able to write it? Out of 1000...

> Because I have my own projects to spend time on, not to be implementing basic functionality in yours. Not my project, I just contribute. And open source devs aren't...

> > And open source devs aren't here to work for you for free. > > And were did I suggested that? > And as a usual excuse from crappy...

If it helps, I'll document how config is currently used in a couple of my projects: ### At work, where we deploy web applications in kubernetes deployments: Our main configuration...

So currently there doesn't seem to be an _easy_ way to check whether an integer is an invalid float. Even `num`'s `from_i64` which returns an option still returns `Some(...)`. The...

I don't think we need this fix anymore, but I think it's still worth looking into - I'll attempt to fix it if I have time, unless this is intended...

Seems to be a result of Go's own file parser. Doesn't seem easy to fix here

I want to note that ReactJS is an extremely prolific GUI tool nowadays, and there's still no major drag-and-drop solution to creating the components. When you're making applications that interface...

> When you behave like an idiot, don't complain that people call you, well... an idiot. I can't believe people still treat each other like, this, _in the twenty-first century_....