Help us help you
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Yes, every time I update a plugin on the server (With new cvars), I have to either manually edit the generated auto exec cfg file of the plugin or remove it and let the new version of the plugin generate a new one (Not an idea solution because I could use my own values for cvars instead of defaults)
Describe the solution you'd like
Let sourcemod automatically add the new cvars to the generated config file if it exists.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Instead of letting sourcemod generate/write into the config file when the file originally doesn't exist, let sourcemod add the missing cvars to the file (In both cases where it exists and where it doesn't).
This would help preventing to manually edit/automatically generating new config files for the new versions of the desired plugin.
Additional context
There has to be a function to parse each cvar name that exists in the autoexec config file (if it originally exists), and based on this, sourcemod can add the new missing cvars to the file.
Help us help you
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Yes, every time I update a plugin on the server (With new cvars), I have to either manually edit the generated auto exec cfg file of the plugin or remove it and let the new version of the plugin generate a new one (Not an idea solution because I could use my own values for cvars instead of defaults)
Describe the solution you'd like
Let sourcemod automatically add the new cvars to the generated config file if it exists.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Instead of letting sourcemod generate/write into the config file when the file originally doesn't exist, let sourcemod add the missing cvars to the file (In both cases where it exists and where it doesn't).
This would help preventing to manually edit/automatically generating new config files for the new versions of the desired plugin.
Additional context
There has to be a function to parse each cvar name that exists in the autoexec config file (if it originally exists), and based on this, sourcemod can add the new missing cvars to the file.