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Prefer explicit configuration over framework defaults to prevent environment-dependent failures

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Prefer explicit configuration over framework defaults to prevent environment-dependent failures
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# Explicit Configuration ## Name han-core:explicit-configuration ## Description When configuring services, APIs, or framework features, explicitly set all parameters rather than relying on defaults. Defaults vary across versions, environments, and frameworks. ## Principle What works with defaults in development may fail in production. Explicit configuration is documentation that runs. ## Examples **Database connections:** - Set pool size, timeout, retry policy explicitly - Don't rely on default connection string parsing **API calls:** - Set timeout, retry count, headers explicitly - Don't assume default content-type **Framework config:** - Set port, environment, logging level explicitly - Don't rely on framework auto-detection **Security settings:** - Never rely on default CORS, auth, or session config - Always configure explicitly, even if the default is "secure" ## Anti-Pattern ``` createServer() // relies on default port, middleware, error handling ``` ## Pattern ``` createServer({ port: config.PORT, timeout: 30000, cors: { origin: config.ALLOWED_ORIGINS } }) ``` ## When to Apply - Any time you're initializing a service, client, or framework - Any time you're configuring infrastructure (Docker, CI, cloud services) - Any time the behavior difference between dev and production matters
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