[BUG] Config should have it own folder

[chevdor]

Environment

Self-Hosted (Docker)

System

n/a

Version

master

Describe the problem

Currently the config is a conf.yml file in `/app/public/.
That works fine for a single file config when using containers (docker, k8s, ..)

If however you have a config in multiple files, you will need to mount the entire /app/public folder for your container to see all config files and this will shadow the rest of the files under /app/public.

Ideally the config folder should be configurable or set to a subfolder somewhere. That could be /app/config by default for instance. This would allow mapping /app/config while not affecting the content of /app/public (also the config should probably not be public).

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[getuslocal]

Im having an issue with this as well. I bind the local to the hosted path but it forces me to put config.yml in the actual path (which makes no sense). I would expect to see /app/config/ and that is where the yml file is read from that way I can attach it to a volume etc. When you do /app/public/config.yml it actually creates a folder called config.yml with no config file in it, and when I added one it still didn't read or recognize it.

[Lissy93]

Have already implemented this as part of #799 - but am just waiting until the rest of the ticket is completed before it will be merged (for version 2.1.2)

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