Debug
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defaults write com.noodlesoft.Hazel Debug -bool YES
Outlined in more depth here, this flag turns on debug logging.
ScanInvisibles
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defaults write com.noodlesoft.Hazel ScanInvisibles -bool YES
By default, Hazel ignores invisible files. If you have the need to process these (like files starting with a dot) then you can turn this on.
IgnoredBackupDirs
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defaults write com.noodlesoft.Hazel IgnoredBackupDirs -array dir1 dir2
When AppSweep does a scan, it first checks to see if the app is still installed. Problem is in some cases, the app is on a backup drive and you don't want to consider the app installed in such cases. While Hazel will ignore apps on your Time Machine backup, you may have other types of backups. Give Hazel a list of directories using the above setting to have Hazel treat those directory trees as backup folders.
ErrorNotificationFrequency
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defaults write com.noodlesoft.Hazel ErrorNotificationFrequency -int 0
In version 2.2.2, Hazel will limit the Growl error messages you get per file so that you aren't inundated with the same error message every time it runs. By default, this is set to once a day but you can set this to change the frequency however you like. Note that it is specified in seconds. If you set it to 0 (as in the example), Hazel will only bug you about the error the first time it happens. Note that the regular logs will show every instance of the error regardless.