// +build !consulent package config import ( "fmt" "github.com/hashicorp/go-multierror" ) var ( enterpriseConfigMap map[string]func(*Config) = map[string]func(c *Config){ "non_voting_server": func(c *Config) { // to maintain existing compatibility we don't nullify the value }, "segment": func(c *Config) { // to maintain existing compatibility we don't nullify the value }, "segments": func(c *Config) { // to maintain existing compatibility we don't nullify the value }, "autopilot.redundancy_zone_tag": func(c *Config) { // to maintain existing compatibility we don't nullify the value }, "autopilot.upgrade_version_tag": func(c *Config) { // to maintain existing compatibility we don't nullify the value }, "autopilot.disable_upgrade_migration": func(c *Config) { // to maintain existing compatibility we don't nullify the value }, "dns_config.prefer_namespace": func(c *Config) { c.DNS.PreferNamespace = nil }, "acl.msp_disable_bootstrap": func(c *Config) { c.ACL.MSPDisableBootstrap = nil }, "acl.tokens.managed_service_provider": func(c *Config) { c.ACL.Tokens.ManagedServiceProvider = nil }, "audit": func(c *Config) { c.Audit = nil }, } ) type enterpriseConfigKeyError struct { key string } func (e enterpriseConfigKeyError) Error() string { return fmt.Sprintf("%q is a Consul Enterprise configuration and will have no effect", e.key) } func (_ *Builder) BuildEnterpriseRuntimeConfig(_ *Config) (EnterpriseRuntimeConfig, error) { return EnterpriseRuntimeConfig{}, nil } // validateEnterpriseConfig is a function to validate the enterprise specific // configuration items after Parsing but before merging into the overall // configuration. The original intent is to use it to ensure that we warn // for enterprise configurations used in OSS. func (b *Builder) validateEnterpriseConfigKeys(config *Config, keys []string) error { var err error for _, k := range keys { if unset, ok := enterpriseConfigMap[k]; ok { keyErr := enterpriseConfigKeyError{key: k} b.warn(keyErr.Error()) err = multierror.Append(err, keyErr) unset(config) } } return err }