configashenabled
Configashenabled is a boolean configuration option used in some software projects to turn on or off the Ash component or feature set. The Ash component is an optional part of a system, and its exact behavior is defined by project-specific documentation. In general, enabling this flag activates functionality that is not part of the core, and may alter initialization, runtime behavior, or resource usage.
The flag is commonly represented in configuration files as a boolean value. Examples include:
- YAML: features: configashenabled: true
- JSON: { "configashenabled": true }
- INI: configashenabled = true
It may also be exposed as an environment variable (for example, CONFIGASHENABLED=1) or as a command-line option
Impact and behavior: When enabled, the system may load additional modules, expose new APIs, enable extra logging,
Compatibility and considerations: Enabling configashenabled can interact with other configuration settings, and certain builds or environments
Operational guidance: Treat configashenabled as a feature flag. Test changes in a staging environment, monitor for