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Jeff Mitchell 351f536913 Don't check parsability of a `ttl` key on write. On read we already ignore bad values, so we shouldn't be restricting this on write; doing so alters expected data-in-data-out behavior. In addition, don't issue a warning if a given `ttl` value can't be parsed, as this can quickly get annoying if it's on purpose. The documentation has been updated/clarified to make it clear that this is optional behavior that doesn't affect the status of the key as POD and the `lease_duration` returned will otherwise default to the system/mount defaults. Fixes #1505	2016-06-08 20:14:36 -04:00
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index.html.md	Don't check parsability of a `ttl` key on write.	2016-06-08 20:14:36 -04:00

Jeff Mitchell 351f536913 Don't check parsability of a ttl key on write.

On read we already ignore bad values, so we shouldn't be restricting
this on write; doing so alters expected data-in-data-out behavior. In
addition, don't issue a warning if a given `ttl` value can't be parsed,
as this can quickly get annoying if it's on purpose.

The documentation has been updated/clarified to make it clear that this
is optional behavior that doesn't affect the status of the key as POD
and the `lease_duration` returned will otherwise default to the
system/mount defaults.

Fixes #1505

2016-06-08 20:14:36 -04:00

index.html.md Don't check parsability of a ttl key on write. 2016-06-08 20:14:36 -04:00