boolean keys do not get sanitised from the \n#77
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patch provided!!! :) |
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as go-ini/ini has not yet merged my patch on booleanKeys (required to enable/disable regions) - go-ini/ini#77 - go-ini/ini#78
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Just one comment and the conflict, otherwise LGTM. |
… not get sanitized...
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@unknwon rebased and fixed |
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@unknwon is there anything else I need to provide? |
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Will this be getting merged in? I'm getting hit with this issue :( |
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@prawnsalad seems it just got merged :) yay! |
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Thanks! |
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I would have loved to provide as well a patch...
I'll try, but maybe someone else is faster than me
here is a unit test that properly isolates the problem