# zond command-line settings
#
# Every key below is commented out, so this file as written changes nothing.
#
# This file is about how zond *shows* you a scan. What a scan puts on the wire —
# retries, rates, techniques, whether DNS is used — lives next door in
# `engine.toml`.
#
# Layering, each overriding the one before:
#
# built-in defaults -> /etc/zond/cli.toml -> this file -> command-line flags
#
# A layer speaks only about the keys it mentions, so a flag you did not pass
# cannot cancel a setting you did write.
# How a run is drawn.
#
# pipe Tab-separated records for a program: every field, no padding, no
# heading, and a round-trip time that stays in milliseconds. The
# only mode whose output is a stable interface.
#
# minimal A tagged block per host, for reading. Shows what a sweep learned
# and nothing it did not. The default.
#
# standard Not built yet. More detail, still without colour.
#
# fancy Not built yet. Colour and decoration.
#
# Naming one that is not built is refused rather than quietly served as
# something else. Records go to standard output and commentary to standard
# error in every mode.
#
# presentation = "minimal"