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By default, in addition to `$RABBITMQ_CONFIG_FILE`, we also load all
matching `$RABBITMQ_CONFIG_FILES`. It allows to split the configuration
into many files for easier management.
Here is the behavior in more details:
* If `$RABBITMQ_CONFIG_FILES` is a directory, all files directly inside
it are considered.
* If `$RABBITMQ_CONFIG_FILES` is a glob pattern, all files matching the
pattern are considered.
* In both cases, subdirectories (and whatever they contain) are ignored.
* `$RABBITMQ_CONFIG_FILES` is only relevant when the main configuration
is either missing (the file does not exist or is empty) or uses the
Cuttlefish format.
* Additional configuration files must use the Cuttlefish format.
The default value of `$RABBITMQ_CONFIG_FILES` is:
* `/etc/rabbitmq/conf.d/*.conf` on Unix
* `%APPDATA%\RabbitMQ\conf.d\*.conf` on Windows
Error messages related to Cuttlefish parsing were improved in the
process.
[#171491267]
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