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@GuyWi GuyWi commented Mar 20, 2019

This PR is related to a documentation enhancement requested by @alzix as part of #1018.

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This is incorrect. target.extra_labels_add is not a different configuration variable, and target.extra_labels_remove is also available.

Please document that you may use both add and remove to modify the target.extra_labels value in addition to directly setting it.

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GuyWi commented Mar 20, 2019

Thanks for your review and clarification, @theotherjimmy !
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The value extra_labels_add is not something a user can configure; and the TARGET labels are all built from a single configuration value. Same for features and components.

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GuyWi commented Mar 20, 2019

Thanks again!
I failed to modify that.
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@GuyWi GuyWi merged commit f22f8b3 into development Mar 20, 2019
@GuyWi GuyWi deleted the OOB_5.12-Clarification-regarding-label-directories branch March 20, 2019 17:42
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