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fix(11-04): keep earlier overrides when compass Persist saves

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Persist rewrote overrides.yaml with only this process's runtime values,
so saving one key (for example websockets:generate-vapid-keys --update)
dropped every key persisted earlier. It now starts from the saved file
and lets runtime values win.
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Jakub Zych
2026-09-30 13:45:13 +02:00
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@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Layered YAML configuration with per-environment directories, `SUMMER_` environme
6. In-memory values stored with `compass.Config.Set`.
- Typed getters with zero-value defaults: `compass.Config.String`, `compass.Config.Int`, `compass.Config.Bool`, plus `compass.Config.Lookup` and `compass.Config.Has` to tell a missing key from a zero value.
- `compass.Config.LoadSection` unmarshals a whole subtree into a struct using `koanf` struct tags.
- Runtime overrides: `compass.Config.Set` changes a value in memory, `compass.Config.Persist` saves all runtime values atomically to the environment's `overrides.yaml` (directory mode 0700, file mode 0600, refusing any path outside the config directory), and `compass.Config.Reload` rereads every source and discards unsaved runtime values.
- Runtime overrides: `compass.Config.Set` changes a value in memory, `compass.Config.Persist` saves all runtime values atomically to the environment's `overrides.yaml`, keeping the keys already saved there and replacing the saved value of any key set at runtime (directory mode 0700, file mode 0600, refusing any path outside the config directory), and `compass.Config.Reload` rereads every source and discards unsaved runtime values.
- `compass.Config.Environment` reports the active environment name, which must consist of letters, digits, `-` and `_`.
- Safe for concurrent reads and writes.