On Tue, Aug 9, 2016 at 7:38 AM, Simon Fels <[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks a lot Simon for the answers! A few clarifications requests inline below (mostly getting the bug # to subscribe and refer). For upgrades > there will be a hook at some point in the near future which will notify > when your snap is upgraded and you can perform similar logic like you > can do in the maintainer scripts to handle changed formts etc. But as > far as I know there will be no modifications to the real /etc allowed > for any application snap. > Ok, I consider this WIP then - is there a bug I could subscribe myself and link to from my code? > You could still store conf files in SNAP_USER_DATA to get them writable > by the users of the system. > It is a daemon that needs the conf, so I think I'll try hack something up in SNAP_DATA for now. > > The only snap-centric artifact about it I found was [1]. But that feels > > broken/outdated as there is no "snappy" command anymore (and snap has no > > "config" subcommand). > > Something similar will come back. From what I've heard there will be a > apply-config hook which you can implement in your snap and a user can > call from the outside with a simple 'snap set > snap.name.confkey=confvalue' or similar. > Thanks, as above I consider this WIP then - is there a bug I could subscribe myself and link to from my code? -- Christian Ehrhardt Software Engineer, Ubuntu Server Canonical Ltd
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