Cmdline options for CS taxation headroom #22805
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Private command line options to tune taxation headroom Valid values to provide are any positive integer, but the map to floats by subtracting 100 (possibly leading to negative values) and dividing by 100. The current internal defaults are -0.1 to +0.2, what would map into 90 and 120 for the command line option values. Values 0 and 0 should be provided to disable the taxation.
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Private command line options to tune taxation headroom
Valid values to provide are any positive integer, but the map to floats by subtracting 100 (possibly leading to negative values) and dividing by 100.
The current internal defaults are -0.1 to +0.2, what would map into 90 and 120 for the command line option values.
Values 0 and 0 should be provided to disable the taxation.