Cosmetic change: Omit .config file extension from -config argument #910
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As per the erl(1) manual, the argument to the -config flag is meant to be "sys" rather than "sys.config" (though both will work). Adjust the start scripts accordingly.
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Specify
-config sysrather than-config sys.config. This is what the erl(1) manual says, it's what other release generators do, and it saves a few characters on the process command line 😄However, as both
sysandsys.configwill work, this fixes a non-issue, so feel free to just close the PR if you don't like the change.