Thomas Levesque • 12/20/2019

ASP.NET Core: when environments are not enough, use sub-environments!

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This article addresses limitations in ASP.NET Core's built-in environment configuration system. It proposes a 'sub-environment' pattern to create scenario-specific settings (e.g., Development.LocalAuth) that inherit from a parent environment (e.g., Development) and override only necessary values, avoiding duplication and sync issues.

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