The remove element lets you remove a key from inside the child web.config, when it’s inherited from the parent web.config. Is it possible to do the opposite? I’d like to replace a key in the parent, that is already defined in the child.
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The remove element lets you remove a key from inside the child web.config, when it’s inherited from the parent web.config. Is it possible to do the opposite? I’d like to replace a key in the parent, that is already defined in the child.
No, you can’t remove a key from a “child” configuration.
The inheritance goes the other way and that way only.
Define the key in the parent, as you wish, in the child remove and add it.