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Colon-separated configs are not an officially supported format for gpio configuration and are not mentioned anywhere in the official config.txt docs.
It's been observed in certain unclear circumstances, the Supervisor will allow application and writing of an invalid colon-separated config such as 17=op,dh:27=op,dl:22=op,dl:24=op,dl to config.txt. SV version of the observed device was 16.4.6, so there's a potential bug here.
It's unclear why this only happens sometimes and causes an error loop at other times.
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I don't think the supervisor validates configuration keys other than forbidding some keys from a list. I imagine if the colon separated key is coming from the API/or via the local endpoint, the supervisor will allow it. I don't see that as a bug. I may be misunderstanding the issue though
@pipex The issue I have observed is that setting such a config causes a Apply boot config in progress...Apply boot config success loop, in 2/3 cases observed on devices. This is the bug I was referring to. However there was also a custom splash image set, which may confound the issue and/or may have been related to the loop behavior. I'll try to reproduce and update
Colon-separated configs are not an officially supported format for gpio configuration and are not mentioned anywhere in the official config.txt docs.
It's been observed in certain unclear circumstances, the Supervisor will allow application and writing of an invalid colon-separated config such as
17=op,dh:27=op,dl:22=op,dl:24=op,dl
to config.txt. SV version of the observed device was 16.4.6, so there's a potential bug here.It's unclear why this only happens sometimes and causes an error loop at other times.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: