Rui Gonçalves

Hi @ghostbuster91! From your description it's not clear to me what problem you're trying to solve, sorry. Could you provide a minimal example with: - the definition of your case...

In general, PureConfig is much better suited to read from HOCON config files than env vars. You can definitely create a `ConfigReader[List[Entry]]` that reads variables `ENTRY_1`, `ENTRY_2` in sequence from...

Hi @jatcwang! If I understood correctly, you are suggesting the implementation of a circe `Encoder` for `ConfigReaderFailures` and other PureConfig error classes, is that it? How would those be different...

Hi! We'll likely wait for a stable version to be released before the module is upgraded. In the meantime, you can avoid that error by temporarily removing pureconfig-http4s from your...

Hey @satorg, you're right, `pureconfig-http4s` is currently using v0.23, we can close this 👍 The goal of releasing PureConfig depending on 0.22 was just a temporary workaround while we didn't...

I don't think it is an issue, it just means we have to be careful when adding tests for this. If `InetAddress` has a proper equals it should be no...

`InetAddress` and `InetSocketAddress` seem nice additions to pureconfig! I'm not very fond of reading `InetAddress[]` from a string though, since it makes pureconfig act differently than from collections of every...

Yes, I also understood it that way. Even so, while it's easy to accept type with different string representations, I don't like the idea of reading a string to serialize...

I agree that support for `InetAddress` would be useful and I'm perfectly ok with using pure constructors to create them. I'd also avoid including heavyweight libraries such as Guava as...

Thanks for reporting the bug, @tomasherman. @WojciechMazur, PureConfig [supports Java enums](https://github.com/pureconfig/pureconfig/blob/master/core/src/main/scala/pureconfig/BasicReaders.scala#L70-L71). From your description and the error message, it looks like a Scala bug indeed. Unfortunately, I'm not overly familiar...