There's an oddity with long strings of text inside of configuration strings. Here's test case using the format test program
% ./t -C 'why ignore this? foo=yy' -1 ... reading CONFIG file t: process 94400 wiredtiger_open: Unknown configuration key found: 'foo' t: wiredtiger_open: Invalid argument
For some reason, the "why ignore this?" text is ignored.
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WT-73 there's no error message if the configuration strings are wrong
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WT-188 Feature/eviction fixes
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WT-192 Put all of the schema file's config into WiredTiger.turtle
- Closed
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WT-324 support fixed-size block targets for compression
- Closed
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WT-336 Lsm checkpoint open
- Closed
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WT-417 Do compaction in the calling thread instead of interrupting the eviction thread
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WT-449 Add __wt_cache_pages_dirty and make naming consistent.
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WT-452 Include the default file configuration when opening a file.
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WT-455 Investigate using direct ByteBuffers in Java API
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