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Add /opt/stackdriver/stack-config for backward compatibility. #52

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@@ -365,6 +367,9 @@ fi
%{_initddir}/stackdriver-agent
%config(noreplace) /etc/sysconfig/stackdriver

# Backward compatibility.

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Can you add instructions here and in stack-config about when the stack-config file and these two lines can be deleted (if ever)? Thanks.

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It may also be worthwhile to add comments in the other files for the stack-config lines.

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I don't believe it can ever be removed, unless we want to break the old installation commands (using stack-config --write-gcm, which are embedded in lots of systems at this point). But it's empty, so what's the harm?

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Ping @rbuskens @qingling128 .

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LGTM

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jkohen commented Aug 12, 2019

@igorpeshansky do we need to resolve this PR?

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