Config Tool Silently Applies Wrong Defaults When File Extension Omitted
When users create new config files without specifying the .yml extension, the tool silently assigns the new route to the first file in the array rather than erroring or prompting for clarification. This silent default behavior causes unexpected routing behavior that is difficult to diagnose.
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