Why confd do shortest match not exact match for list node?

Here is my yang definition.

list vlan {
	key "vlan-id";
	leaf vlan-id{
		type UINT16{
    		          range "1..4094";
    	        }
       }
}

I have configured vlan 100.
Then I show vlan 1 and expect to confd prompt some err. But confd return vlan 100.
while I show vlan 2 and confd prompt expected err.

   **E3-2# show vlan 1**
**    vlan 100**

    E3-2# show van 2
    ----------------^
    syntax error: unknown element

The following is the entire process between confd and my application.

step1. confd send get_elem request for callpoint status_cp path /base:status/system/vlan{1}/vlan-id.

step2. lmd can’t find vlan1(only configured vlan100), and return confd_data_reply_not_found.

step3. confd sends get_next -1 request for callpoint status_cp path /base:status/system/vlan

==>Q1: why does confd still send get_next request after receiving confd_data_reply_not_found?

step4.lmd find vlan100, and return vlan100 and next index 1 in the function confd_data_reply_value.

step5.confd sends get_next again, and lmd find there is no other vlan, return next index -1.

step6.confd does match vlan 100 successfully, and send get next request to get vlan 100 detail configuration info.

===>Q2: why shortest match 100 ?
thanks.

I found the answer in another article " List keys: short name merges with long name".
Just like @per said, the allowAbbrevKeys in confd.conf is true.
I rectify it false and fix this issue. thanks @per.