config.example

# chromebrew-scripts configuration
#
# Copy to ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-~/.config}/chromebrew-scripts/config (per user)
# or /etc/chromebrew-scripts.conf (system wide). Simple KEY=value lines; the
# file is parsed, never sourced, so no shell syntax is interpreted. Quotes
# around a value are optional. Unknown keys and invalid values are ignored
# with a warning. Environment variables with the same names override the
# files; command line flags override everything. `cbs-check` shows the
# settings that differ from the defaults and where each came from.

# Where --self-update pulls this toolkit from (https:// only). A git checkout
# with nothing configured follows the remote it was cloned from; a tree or
# single-file installation uses the repository below. Set it to follow a
# fork, for example:
#SELF_UPDATE_REPO=https://github.com/bradvrudney/chromebrew-scripts

# Branch for --self-update of a git checkout or a tree installation. Empty
# (default) follows the checkout's current branch if the remote has it,
# otherwise the remote's default branch. A single-file installation follows
# the GitHub releases instead and ignores this.
#SELF_UPDATE_BRANCH=

# Seconds a command may take before it is killed: mount, make_dev_ssd.sh,
# reboot (default 300). Also --timeout.
#TIMEOUT=300

# Seconds a crew command or the Chromebrew installer may take (default
# 3600). crew upgrade and the installer download and compile packages.
#CREW_TIMEOUT=3600

# Seconds a download may take (default 300).
#DOWNLOAD_TIMEOUT=300

# The Chromebrew installer that `chromebrew --install` downloads and runs.
#CREW_INSTALLER_URL=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/chromebrew/chromebrew/master/install.sh

# The Chromebrew prefix (CREW_PREFIX, which Chromebrew itself exports). It
# is what `chromebrew --remove` clears. Empty: /usr/local.
#CREW_PREFIX=

# Install anyway when a pre-flight check fails (unsupported release channel,
# Crostini container, low free space). Also --force and CREW_FORCE_INSTALL=1,
# which is passed on to the installer; the installer then also installs the
# build tools.
#FORCE_INSTALL=0

# Minimum free space on the stateful partition, in MiB, before
# `chromebrew --install` goes ahead (default 1024).
#MIN_FREE_MB=1024

# Where `chromebrew --backup` writes the package list when no file is given.
# Empty: ~/MyFiles/Downloads or ~/Downloads (visible in the Files app, so
# it can be copied to Google Drive or a USB stick before a powerwash),
# else ~/.config/chromebrew-scripts/backups.
#BACKUP_DIR=

# Colour output: auto (TTY only, honours NO_COLOR), always, never.
#COLOR=auto

# Write a log file for every run (also --no-log / --log FILE). The log has a
# header describing the run and the device, every message including the
# ones --quiet hides and the verbose-only commands, and each command's full
# output, exit status and duration, with timestamps and without colours.
# Files are 0600 in a 0700 directory.
#LOGGING=1

# Where logs go (absolute path). Empty: /var/log/chromebrew-scripts when run
# as root, ${XDG_STATE_HOME:-~/.local/state}/chromebrew-scripts otherwise.
#LOG_DIR=

# How many logs to keep in LOG_DIR; older ones are deleted. 0 keeps all.
#LOG_KEEP=20