Since the top configuration file, at least in the examples I have, gives absolute paths to the other config files it specifies, it makes it hard to test a configuration before putting it into production (short of a separate test system, perhaps a virtual one). Are those absolute paths needed? The doc gives examples showing absolute paths, and doesn't talk about what a relative path would mean (but doesn't say it's forbidden, either). Are relative paths allowed? Can we predict what they'd be relative to?
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