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DazzleConf 1.x's main limitation is a lack of dynamism with respect to config interfaces.
Migration of previous config versions is unsupported, which blocks LibertyBans from features we might want to implement, such as #202, which require movement and separation of configuration options. In-place transformations are another impossibility, but are required to implement the much-demanded #208 .
There is no way to dynamically include several sub-sections. For example in LibertyBans, we can't place addon configuration under the core configuration. This means that convenient translation is unsupported, because only the main lang/messages_<lang>.yml file is supported for translation (see #222). The segmented configuration also gives the illusion that addons are separate software, when in reality they are more akin to puzzle pieces that fit into bans-core.
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libertybans.admin.viewips - Allows staff to view IP addresses if censor-ip-addresses is turned on in the configuration.
however, the config option currently is in messages_en.yml, so not consistent with all (I believe?) other non-addon config options being in the main config.yml.
Looks like this issue is a blocker for moving this config option to the correct file.
DazzleConf 1.x's main limitation is a lack of dynamism with respect to config interfaces.
Migration of previous config versions is unsupported, which blocks LibertyBans from features we might want to implement, such as #202, which require movement and separation of configuration options. In-place transformations are another impossibility, but are required to implement the much-demanded #208 .
There is no way to dynamically include several sub-sections. For example in LibertyBans, we can't place addon configuration under the core configuration. This means that convenient translation is unsupported, because only the main
lang/messages_<lang>.yml
file is supported for translation (see #222). The segmented configuration also gives the illusion that addons are separate software, when in reality they are more akin to puzzle pieces that fit into bans-core.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: