# The other half of the "last file wins" contract: that the winning table *replaces* the loser
# rather than merging over it. config.yaml is always loaded before config.d/, so unlike two files
# inside config.d/ - whose order the filesystem decides - the winner here is deterministic, which
# is what lets the effective table be asserted by value.
#
# This table is the loser, and is deliberately the wider of the two: four pins where the winner
# has two, and every mode row HIGH where the winner sets LOW. Any carryover therefore shows up in
# the emitted table as a surviving pin, a surviving mode row, or a HIGH that should be LOW.
General:
  ConfigDirectory: config.d/
Lora:
  Module: lr2021
  CS: 21
  IRQ: 16
  Busy: 20
  Reset: 18
  rfswitch_table:
    pins: [DIO5, DIO6, DIO7, DIO8]
    MODE_STBY: [HIGH, HIGH, HIGH, HIGH]
    MODE_RX: [HIGH, HIGH, HIGH, HIGH]
    MODE_TX: [HIGH, HIGH, HIGH, HIGH]