Professor
LM doesnt actually store a newer version of the config, if the items that flag it as a change, wouldnt otherwise make the config be considered a change.
That's what i was poorly explaining before. When LM pulls the config, unless an "important" part of the config has changed, it doesn't register a new version of the config.
ProfessorI also just remembered MySQL also treats underscores as wildcards for a single character. Which technically would make me think it should still work. But maybe if the compare is done in the DB itself somehow .... I'm clearly grasping at straws and its Friday so I'm tired. :)
Wish me luck on:
Otherwise I guess I'm living with 900 warnings. :)
What has support said? In the past, when i start talking config sources, i get glassy eyes, and "that particular way of doing it is totally allowed in the UI, but not supported"
ProfessorI have not yet asked them because it is a deprecated config source, so I figured they wouldn't want to assist. I guess I can try. On Monday if I'm still stumped, I'll open a ticket.
ConfigChecks should still work, even if the module is deprecated. Worst case, rewrite the module using AI and call it yours.
