MSE4 params & yalloc stats - #126
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This can be useful to figure out if any issue resides within yalloc and track down possible inconsistencies with the MSE/MSE4 tracking.
As a tiny few configuration parameters are now dynamic the configuration file alone is not enough to know the runtime state.
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LGTM.
Purists may complain you should put the version bump commit last. I won't.
This can be useful in diagnosing certificate deployment and precise state considering the tls.cert.list -j output is more detailed.
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This is because new features are soon to be introduced, will (gracefully) fail on currently released versions.