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Hi,
By store config data do you mean storing app configuration values on disk? If you want the values to persist between upgrades of the app then you should write to /store. I would advise using the qpylib helper method for getting the store path and this will correctly resolve /store both while running in QRadar and while running locally with the sdk.
Hi,
Yes, thats right.
I would appreciate it if there is a sample app showing how to do this according to best practises.
CR
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Hello,
Please provide an example how to store config data within a sample-app.
e.g. json config file.
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