Configuration¶
Purpose¶
This guide explains how to configure bijux-cli safely and predictably. It exists to help you set values in a way that respects precedence and avoids hidden overrides.
Scope¶
It covers configuration sources, how to set values, and how to validate results. It does not describe all possible configuration keys; use the reference for that.
Configuration Sources¶
Bijux reads configuration from CLI flags, environment variables, and configuration files. The precedence rules determine which value is active when multiple sources define the same key.
Setting a Value¶
Use bijux config set with a KEY=VALUE pair to define a setting explicitly.
This updates the configuration file and makes the value visible to subsequent commands unless overridden by a higher-precedence source.
Verifying Configuration¶
Use bijux config get to check the active value. This lets you confirm that precedence produced the expected result.
Why This Matters¶
Configuration mistakes are a common source of confusion in automation. Explicit commands and clear precedence rules reduce this risk.