I'd really like to get this feature in, and to not have this work stalled.
Vincent's away at the moment, but what do you think, Thomi, do you want to have a go at those changes suggested by Vincent or should someone pick it up?
> It introduces one more config file that will be accessed for each option query (http://pad.lv/832042).
That bug's important to fix, but I don't think it needs to strictly serialize landing this. Reading a global file will make the penalty for multiple lookups linearly worse, but hopefully it doesn't block it entirely.
> It introduces a new file with a semantic which is not the one we want (regarding section filtering/ordering http://pad.lv/832046).
Right, but again it doesn't seem wrong so much as just not yet fixing things we'd like to fix in existing files.
> It doesn't address the defaults/overrides distinction we want to add there (which will require two distinct files, adding another queried config file for each option)
I'm not sure I understand that. Is this to say you want one global configuration that is a low priority, and another that overrides everything else?
I'd really like to get this feature in, and to not have this work stalled.
Vincent's away at the moment, but what do you think, Thomi, do you want to have a go at those changes suggested by Vincent or should someone pick it up?
> It introduces one more config file that will be accessed for each option query (http:// pad.lv/ 832042).
That bug's important to fix, but I don't think it needs to strictly serialize landing this. Reading a global file will make the penalty for multiple lookups linearly worse, but hopefully it doesn't block it entirely.
> It introduces a new file with a semantic which is not the one we want (regarding section filtering/ordering http:// pad.lv/ 832046).
Right, but again it doesn't seem wrong so much as just not yet fixing things we'd like to fix in existing files.
> It doesn't address the defaults/overrides distinction we want to add there (which will require two distinct files, adding another queried config file for each option)
I'm not sure I understand that. Is this to say you want one global configuration that is a low priority, and another that overrides everything else?