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Elektra serves as a universal and secure framework to access configuration settings in a global, hierarchical key database.
The `kdbGet` optimization to do nothing if everything is unchanged seems to have a bug: If we remove the config file, the resolver will return 0. In the case of...
- [ ] shell recorder link on website, more examples - [ ] restructure web site (Docu/Dev split does not make sense as it is) - [ ] intro dev...
Running `make install`, when the `fuse` tool is built, creates files inside the source directory. At the very least these files should be part of `.gitignore`, but ideally the shouldn't...
## Basics - [X] Short descriptions of your changes are in the release notes (added as entry in `doc/news/_preparation_next_release.md` which contains `_(my name)_`) **Please always add something to the release...
libs/tools/src/plugin.cpp should also check for the presence and consistency of the "commit" function.
## Basics - [ ] Short descriptions of your changes are in the release notes (added as entry in `doc/news/_preparation_next_release.md` which contains `_(my name)_`) **Please always add something to the...
Idea: allow skipping keys in ksLookup using metadata `skip`. this way we could avoid returning unwanted keys to the user (preloaded keys to allow mmap/opmphm optimizations)
The title says it all. To avoid confusion (*) we should rename the default (file-based) backend plugin `backend` to `filebackend`. (*) confusion between "a backend plugin" (any of the possible...
Currently, when you change `/sw/kdb/current/plugins` you might forget to add `sync` which will might lead to data loss on later crashes (no fsync() after writing to configuration file). We could...
Elektra should make sure that following global plugins are always mounted: - [ ] spec plugin - [ ] all plugins that were already there before Furthermore following plugins should...
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Elektra serves as a universal and secure framework to access configuration settings in a global, hierarchical key database.