aod-config-and-flags

To debug Area Occupancy Detection settings that revert or get silently overwritten, you diagnose the configuration schema and key management. This process identifies conflicts within the CONF_* catalog to ensure settings persist correctly.

You manage Area Occupancy Detection configuration keys by modifying the schema, defaults, and ranges within the CONF_* catalog. This allows you to add, rename, or remove keys as needed for the integration.

Determining whether an Area Occupancy Detection configuration change requires a version bump depends on schema impact. You evaluate modifications to the CONF_* catalog to decide if version control updates are necessary for compatibility.

The CONF_* catalog in Area Occupancy Detection is the internal configuration system containing keys, defaults, and ranges. It serves as the central structure for managing integration settings and debugging schema issues.

Debugging Area Occupancy Detection configuration issues requires knowledge of the internal configuration system, specifically the CONF_* catalog. Familiarity with schema structures, defaults, and version control is necessary to diagnose settings effectively.