There are 4 checks in config.sh that do [ ! -f policies/... ] to detect whether something has changed, but at least the two for tokenops and the one for oidc are done after the policy files are generated, so another way of detecting the change is needed.
There are 4 checks in config.sh that do
[ ! -f policies/... ]to detect whether something has changed, but at least the two for tokenops and the one for oidc are done after the policy files are generated, so another way of detecting the change is needed.