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Persist project-level crunch defaults in crunch.config.toml so repeated flags are not needed. Auto-initialize new workspaces with a commented config template and let CLI flags override project settings.
liamaharon
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Apr 8, 2026
liamaharon
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Apr 8, 2026
Match the conventional Rust tool naming style by using crunch.toml for project configuration. Update the generated first-run config path, help text, documentation, and tests to use the new filename.
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Closes #3
crunch.config.tomlsupport, including a dedicated config module and CLI/config merge behavior so repeated flags can live in the workspacecrunch.config.tomlon the firstcrunchrun in a workspace and require core defaults likebuild_env,exclude, andremote_pathto come from that file0.0.14, and add tests covering config parsing, precedence, and first-run config creation