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 # This controls if the violation store is writable
 freeze.store.default.allowStoreUpdate=true

 # Enable this if a new rule was added or the description of an existing rule has changed.
 # It is needed to record future violations of this rule.
 # If omitted, future violations of the rule will not be considered as violations as the initial store was not created for this rule.
 #freeze.store.default.allowStoreCreation=true

 # Enable this to record the current state of violations.
 # This can make sense, because current violations are consciously accepted and should be added to the store
 # By default we allow removing existing violations, but fail when new violations are added
 # NOTE: Adding new violations should be avoided when possible. If the rule was correct to flag a new
 #       violation, please try to avoid creating the violation. If the violation was created due to a
 #       shortcoming of the rule, file a JIRA issue so the rule can be improved.
 #freeze.refreeze=true

 freeze.store.default.path=archunit-violations

 # To allow all rules to be evaluated without checking any classes you can set the following property
 archRule.failOnEmptyShould = false
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	# This controls if the violation store is writable
	freeze.store.default.allowStoreUpdate=true

	# Enable this if a new rule was added or the description of an existing rule has changed.
	# It is needed to record future violations of this rule.
	# If omitted, future violations of the rule will not be considered as violations as the initial store was not created for this rule.
	#freeze.store.default.allowStoreCreation=true

	# Enable this to record the current state of violations.
	# This can make sense, because current violations are consciously accepted and should be added to the store
	# By default we allow removing existing violations, but fail when new violations are added
	# NOTE: Adding new violations should be avoided when possible. If the rule was correct to flag a new
	# violation, please try to avoid creating the violation. If the violation was created due to a
	# shortcoming of the rule, file a JIRA issue so the rule can be improved.
	#freeze.refreeze=true

	freeze.store.default.path=archunit-violations

	# To allow all rules to be evaluated without checking any classes you can set the following property
	archRule.failOnEmptyShould = false