I just noticed that non-existing files result in a YAML parsing error. This seems a bit unintuitively. In order to provide a general configuration with different, but optional, storage path is provided. If parsing alone, not accessing the env, fails already because some storage devices do not exist, even if are not supposed to be used, this does not work.
I just noticed that non-existing files result in a YAML parsing error. This seems a bit unintuitively. In order to provide a general configuration with different, but optional, storage path is provided. If parsing alone, not accessing the env, fails already because some storage devices do not exist, even if are not supposed to be used, this does not work.
Here is an example