Using a conf.d instead of a monolithic config file

I'm looking to start developing a Tor module for Puppet, one of the primary difficulties in making things work together "nicely" is the monolithic configuration file. Has there ever been plans or discussion about using a conf.d-style directory to store configuration file fragments? It would be useful to be able to drop fragments for hidden service configurations, etc into a directory to be picked up by the Tor daemon. If I provided the patches to make this possible, would it be useful? Cheers, -warms0x

Hi, warms0x wrote (07 Jan 2012 06:35:10 GMT) :
Has there ever been plans or discussion about using a conf.d-style directory to store configuration file fragments?
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