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Poul-Henning Kamp authored
A VCL label is a symbolic name pointing to a "real" VCL program. VCL labels can be the active VCL and can be repointed to a different VCL at any time. Labels are always warm, and can be discarded with vcl.discard if not in use. Labeled VCLs are _also_ always warm. One possible use could be for site develpment to label a "production", and a "emergency" VCL so operations personel only have to know these two labels, not worrying about versioning of the VCLs. Of course I have other interesting evil plans for this too...
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