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I can confirm that the resulting UCL parser root object contains a multi-valued `"section"` which presents to most ways to iterate/emit the object as an (implicit) array of multiple sub-objects...

It maybe expect, but that wouldn't make it any less of issue if you lost the user database (unless it's unmodified from the one in the package).

Not a bug, related: it would be useful to make the array of suffixes a parameter with the old default value `['.conf', '.ucl']` as default value. Given an empty array...

If your field is string trusted to always contain valid JSON and you don't care about pretty formatting it's enough to use the `no-quotes` field modifier like this`"{Lwc:Filter}{n:filter}\n"`. I don't...

Right now my workaround for this is to run pkg rquery which does support negated blobs to expand the query and repo to a list of %n-%v pairs for installation....

This is becoming more relevant with the upcoming FreeBSD 15.0 release supposed to support package base installation. It would be really nice to be able to blacklist packages by glob...

Would it be possible to add a new partial block only compression algorithm implementation that stores full blocks (power of two, ≥ 1

I know this is the [jail.conf(5)](https://man.freebsd.org/jail.conf) syntax, but even there I consider it an anti-feature that makes the syntax more irregular without making it more readable (subjective). Have you verified...

I'm working on a set of macros to "fix that" as part of adding a `.include_dir` macro with support for capturing (relative) path, realpath, basename, dirname, stripped basename, stripped parent's...

You could be right, but there're several annoying limitations to the current jail.conf syntax and its parser that aren't easy to fix in a backward compatible way e.g. how the...