Nicolas Williams wrote: > It's important to not mix configuration with non-configuration.
And as long as we're beating the config/nonconfig drum: When people edit non-configuration files, even if they look editable, it's a disaster from an upgrade standpoint. Upgrade processes will expect to be able to overwrite nonconfig files unconditionally. If the user has changed them, then either those user changes will be lost, or the upgrade process will fail, or worse.
