A list of TemplateConfig elements.

A TemplateConfig element mimics the content of a confd TOML file (see https://github.com/kelseyhightower/confd/blob/master/docs/quick-start-guide.md#create-a-template-resource-config) so you can specify the src of the template to parse (src), the destination (dest) and a list of keys (full list of main namespaces) that are needed by the template.

<templates>
  <template>
    <id>application.yml</id>
    <src>src/main/confd/templates/application.yml.tmpl</src>
    <dest>${project.basedir}/target/generated-configuration/application.yml</dest>
    <keys>
      <value>/your/namespace</value>
      <value>/runtime</value>
    </keys>
  </template>
</templates>

by default, the dest param is a String that will be preserved as-is. If you set forceDestToLocalFileSystemType to true, then it will be transformed as a valid path according to the OS where the current build is running (for instance, /a/unix/path will be transformed in \\a\\unix\\path under windows)

The typical usage will be to set forceDestToLocalFileSystemType to true if you have a population of developers that work with more than one operating systems (eg: Windows, Mac and Linux, typically in the context of an OSS project) and to set it to false when you want to generate a non-local target configuration (the target directory written into the confd toml file is then independent of the OS of the people collaborating on the project)