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I have two config

main config: main.conf

join {
  
}

required merge into main: test.conf

mergeMe {
  value = "SomeValue"
}

result:

join {
  test {
    value = "SomeValue"
  }
}

merged block named as same as the merge file`s name

I tried in kotlin:

val main = ConfigFactory.parseFile(File("main.conf")).getConfig("join")
val test = ConfigFactory.parseFile(File("test.conf")).getConfig("mergeMe")
val joined = main.withOnlyPath("test").resolveWith(test, ConfigResolveOptions.defaults()).root().render(ConfigRenderOptions.defaults()
  .setComments(true)
  .setFormatted(true)
  .setJson(false).setOriginComments(true))
val writer = FileWriter(File("main.conf"))
writer.write(joined)
writer.flush()
writer.close()

Update: atPath will wrap config with a new path, should use getConfig("mergeMe") but still doesn't work...

It doesn't work...

How to do it?

lamadaemon
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First get the merge block and wrap it with the source block name

Then we can merge this two config by using Config#withFallback

// get the config block which will contain the merge block
val main = ConfigFactory.parseFile(File("main.conf"))
// get merge block and wrap with contain block name
val test = ConfigFactory.parseFile(File("test.conf")).getConfig("mergeMe").atPath("join.test")
// merge two block into one and convert to string
val joined = main.withFallback(test).root().render(ConfigRenderOptions.defaults()
  .setFormatted(true)
  .setJson(false)
  .setComments(true)
  .setOriginComments(false))
val writer = FileWriter(File("main.conf"))
writer.write(joined)
writer.flush()
writer.close()
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