If a spec explicitly defines action, service, or svcmgr, then the spec is trying to configure a notification mechanism.
This PR changes logic such that it's mandatory that this parse; if it cannot, then the spec is rejected and code above behaves accordingly (fails namely).
If no field is defined, then we treat the spec as 'dummy'- albeit logging a warning that there is no notification mechanism configured.
If a spec explicitly defines action, service, or
svcmgr, then the spec is trying to configure a notification mechanism.This PR changes logic such that it's mandatory that this parse; if it cannot, then the spec is rejected and code above behaves accordingly (fails namely).
If no field is defined, then we treat the spec as 'dummy'- albeit logging a warning that there is no notification mechanism configured.