Write a .cerbero.exs config file with every setting spelled out at its
built-in default and commented, so the full surface is visible in one
place. Deleting any line falls back to the same default — the file is a
starting point to edit, not a required manifest. See Cerbero.Config for
the meaning of each key.
Options
--out PATH— where to write the config (default.cerbero.exs).--force— overwrite an existing file. Without it, an existing file is never clobbered (exit 2).
Examples
# Scaffold .cerbero.exs in the project root
mix cerbero.gen.config
# Regenerate, overwriting the current file
mix cerbero.gen.config --forceExit codes
0— config written.2— operational error (target exists without--force, invalid flag).
Implemented by Cerbero.CLI.GenConfig.