id=552 {endverbatim} +It is strongly recommended to copy the above and use it as a template. + {subsection: Required fields} The parameter name in square brackets marks the beginning of an entry. @@ -42,6 +44,8 @@ *: *tags* - Comma separated (NO SPACES) list of tags to identify the setting. If the setting is only relevant for a particular program or daemon, list that daemon here, minus any condor_ prefix (ex. schedd, submit). +*: *customization* - How often is it changed by users? seldom, often, or always. Also "const", for things which should never be changed (HOUR, MINUTE). One setting uses "NORMAL", no idea. + If you can predict *customization* and *reconfig*, which take values =seldom=, =often=, =always=, and =true= on a reconfig, =false= otherwise, respectively, then fill that in as well. The others can be held constant when you make a new entry by copying the snippet above and changing it. Please make sure the above entries are defined. For *url* just leave it be the example set forth above. {subsection: Optional fields} @@ -50,13 +54,15 @@ *: *aliases* - List(?) of other parameter names which are essentially identical to this use, generally used for backward compatibility. (ex aliases=GROUP_DYNAMIC_MACH_CONSTRAINT) -*: *id* - Unused? (TODO). Just copy it from the template for now. +*: *id* - Unused? (TODO check) Just copy it from the template for now. *: *state* - TODO No idea. Exclusively used as "state=default" for now. -*: *is_macro* - TODO overwhelmingly is_macro=false, but a few set it to true. +*: *is_macro* - TODO No idea. overwhelmingly is_macro=false, but a few set it to true. + +*: *reconfig* - true or false. If true, the value can be changed with condor_reconfig; otherwise it will only be respected on daemon restart. (TODO: check) -*: *reconfig* - true or false. (TODO: check) If true, the value can be changed with condor_reconfig; otherwise it will only be respected on daemon restart. +*: *version* - (TODO Check) the version the setting was added. 0.0.0 if you don't know. {subsection: Further discussion}