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The release zips now ship config.example.toml instead of config.toml.
Unzipping a new version over an existing install used to overwrite the live
configuration — every light, address, and setting — because the archive
contained a file with exactly that name. The bundled file is now a template
the bridge never reads, so upgrading in place leaves config.toml alone.
Copy it once (cp config.example.toml config.toml) when setting up, or let add do it for you.
The shipped template no longer contains the developer's own fixtures, which a
fresh install would otherwise have tried to connect to. It carries a
commented-out [[lights]] block instead.
Added
neewer-bridge add creates config.toml from the bundled config.example.toml when there isn't one yet, so a first-run config keeps
every documented default and comment rather than holding only the light that
was just added.
A missing config now says how to make one — naming the example file on disk —
instead of run failing with a bare "No such file or directory".