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CLI monitor detects the available subsystem configurations only once during the startup. For using CLI monitor in a long-running system like the Turmvilla scenario of issue #1552, we need a way to detect new or removed subsystem descriptions at runtime.
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This patch changes the way how CLI monitor determines the available
subsystem configurations. It used to scan the subsystems directory
once at the startup. However, any additional configurations that appear
during the lifetime of the CLI monitor go unnoticed by the running
instance. This patch changes CLI monitor to always work directly on
the subsystem directory without caching any information.
Fixesgenodelabs#1560
CLI monitor detects the available subsystem configurations only once during the startup. For using CLI monitor in a long-running system like the Turmvilla scenario of issue #1552, we need a way to detect new or removed subsystem descriptions at runtime.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: