init: make sure config.user is overriden only with new values so that going DEBUG/undoing can work reproducibly #1772
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… going DEBUG/undoing can work reproducibly Signed-off-by: Thierry Laurion <[email protected]>
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Merging as tested as well under #1773 thoroughly. This is actually a bugfix. Merging without needing review. There i absolutely no good reason for having those entries multiple times, fused in and injected under CBFS as on master. Merging bypassing review process. |
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As of today, somone deciding to Config -> Enable DEBUG + flash cannot simply go back to Config-> Disable DEBUG + flash and have its system permit unsealing previous TPMTOTP + TPM DUK and go on.
This fixes config.user being injected over and over the same TPM related settings by making sure they are not preent prior of reinjectig them.