Yes, indeed. But why is that a problem? Can you provide a specific example/your case?
For example:
- new feature (plugin) is enabled - I miss it
- some plugin turned off from on (due bugs, or another changes) - in my configuration is still enabled
That is how it works for all the configs - actual version (upstream) is in the configurations stock dir.
Yes, and I wan’t to just override some configuration keys. Locally.
Super example:
- installed netdata 1.1
- explicity turned on some_plugin in
pytond.d.conf - in netdata 1.1 found regression in
some_plugin - netdata 1.2 release disable or remove
some_plugin - update 1.1 package to netdata 1.2
result: installation try enable some_plugin that disabled or removed on upstream