Closed damb closed 3 years ago
Thanks for this @damb . However, I don't remeber exactly if scrtdd
uses global bindings (they give the default sensor/locid for a station). Did you check that? Do you know what are the implication of setting inherit-global-bindings
to false
?
Actually, scrtdd
does not make use of bindings configuration at all (i.e. it doesn't load any configuration from SeisComP's configuration database.) scrtdd
exclusively loads its configuration from its module configuration files.
The inherit-global-bindings
configuration parameter only has an impact on whether to display global bindings configuration for those modules offering module bindings configuration. Since the definition of inherit-global-bindings
is optional, it could well be left undefined.
When displaying the module configuration (based on the module configuration XML files) by means of e.g. scconfig
a Seiscomp::System::Model
tree from Seiscomp::System::SchemaDefinitions
(https://github.com/SeisComP/common/blob/master/libs/seiscomp/system/schema.h#L385) is created while, again, the SchemaDefinitions
are loaded from a Seiscomp::IO::XMLArchive
. Within the factory method (i.e. Seiscomp::System::Model::create
) it is decided whether to include and display the global bindings or not (see https://github.com/SeisComP/common/blob/2f3d8729ebbd666e821d6e9950b86f00534fdee5/libs/seiscomp/system/model.cpp#L1930-L1932).
To conclude: As long as scrtdd
does not provide bindings configurations it is save to set inherit-global-bindings
to false
. In case of those modules not offering bindings most probably it would be the best to not define the attribute at all. If you want me to do so, let me know.
Thanks a lot for the detailed explanation. I'll merge this now
scrtdd
does not make use of bindings, anyway.