cmdslsselectionTrue

cmdslsselectionTrue is a boolean parameter often encountered in configuration files or command-line arguments related to selection mechanisms, particularly within software development or system administration contexts. The "cmd" prefix likely signifies a command-line origin, while "sls" could potentially refer to a specific system, library, or process like "Salt State" in the SaltStack configuration management tool, though this is not definitively established without further context. The "selectionTrue" part indicates that when this parameter is set to "true," it enables or activates a particular selection feature.

When cmdslsselectionTrue is set to true, it typically means that items, resources, or data that meet certain criteria will be included in a selection set. Conversely, if this parameter were set to false, the selection mechanism would either be disabled entirely or would exclude items that might otherwise be selected. The precise nature of what is being selected depends heavily on the surrounding software or system where this parameter is used. It could relate to file selection for processing, user selection for access, or resource selection for allocation. Understanding the specific context of its implementation is crucial for accurately interpreting its function.