feat: use top-level config as fallback when using monitor-based config #373
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This allows you to configure a default bar to use, then override specific monitors. Not setting anything at the top level will hide bars which are not explicitly configured. This actually came about as a bug in the recent refactorings, but now it's a feature :)
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This allows you to configure a default bar to use, then override specific monitors.
Not setting anything at the top level will hide bars which are not explicitly configured.
This actually came about as a bug in the recent refactorings, but now it's a feature :)