In some cases you may want to override the PowerCommandsDesignAttribute a typical use case could be that you want a different kind of suggestions or add suggestions to a certain command in your implementation but you do not want to change the source code and recompile it. Then this feature to override it in configuration comes in handy.
The image above illustrates how it could look like, the table below shows those properties of the design attribute you can override.
In the configuration file you just add those properties you want to override, the name property is not a property of the design attribute, it is the name of the command that you are overriding the design attribute for.
| Property Name | Data Type |
|---|---|
| name | string |
| description | string |
| arguments | string |
| quotes | string |
| options | string |
| examples | string |
| suggestions | string |
| useAsync | boolean |
| showElapsedTime | boolean |