Move configuration under /etc/autosuspend *directory*
Flowdalic opened this issue · 3 comments
Currently autosuspend's configuration files are placed directly under /etc/
. Best practice is to place all configuration files of a project under a single directory under /etc
. For example, in autosuspend's case, /etc/autosuspend/autosuspend.conf
instead of /etc/autosuspend.conf
.
Is there any standard that is requesting this? When I look at my current /etc
folder, I see a several instances where programs need multiple config files directly from /etc
.
$ rpm -ql dLeyna | grep etc
/etc/dleyna-renderer-service.conf
/etc/dleyna-server-service.conf
Is there any standard that is requesting this?
No, but it think it is sensible and a good best practice. You are free to disagree, though.
There is probably a threshold of configuration file numbers where it is hard to argue against placing them in a directory under /etc
, and two files is probably not that threshold.
When I look at my current
/etc
folder, I see a several instances where programs need multiple config files directly from/etc
.
Sure, but on the other hand, you probably also find many instances of programs using a sub-directory. For example /etc/ssh
.
I think I'd just avoid the deprecation cycle / breaking change here for now as there's only two config files for the moment.