2.9 vs 2.10.1

gistfile1.scala

/**
   * allow for hierarchical properties
   * {{{
   * if we have prefix = "edda.collection",
   *            propName = "enabled",
   *            nameContext  = "test.us-east-1.aws.addresses"
   * then it will look for (in this order):
   *     edda.collection.test.us-east-1.aws.addresses.enabled
   *     edda.collection.test.us-east-1.aws.enabled
   *     edda.collection.us-east-1.aws.addresses.enabled
   *     edda.collection.test.us-east-1.enabled
   *     edda.collection.us-east-1.aws.enabled
   *     edda.collection.aws.addresses.enabled
   *     edda.collection.test.enabled
   *     edda.collection.us-east-1.enabled
   *     edda.collection.aws.enabled
   *     edda.collection.addresses.enabled
   *     edda.collection.enabled
   * else return default
   * }}}
   * @param props group of available properties
   * @param prefix root prefix, generally "edda.something"
   * @param propName property name (ie "enabled")
   * @param nameContext set property names to search though
   * @param default the default value to return if no matching properties are found
   * @return the best matching property value
   */
  def getProperty(prefix: String, propName: String, nameContext: String, default: String): DynamicStringProperty = {
    val parts = nameContext.split('.')
    Range(1, parts.size + 1).reverse.map(
      ix => parts.sliding(ix).map(prefix + "." + _.mkString(".") + "." + propName)).flatten collectFirst {
        case prop: String if Option(DynamicProperty.getInstance(prop).getString()).isDefined => DynamicPropertyFactory.getInstance().getStringProperty(prop, default)
      } match {
        case Some(v) => v
        case None => DynamicPropertyFactory.getInstance().getStringProperty(prefix + "." + propName, default)
      }
  }