Settings¶

Global Settings¶

Settings are searched for in one of the following files:

$HOME/.config/vagga/settings.yaml

$HOME/.vagga/settings.yaml

$HOME/.vagga.yaml

Supported settings:

storage-dir¶: Directory where to put images build by vagga. Usually they are stored in .vagga subdirectory of the project dir. It’s mostly useful when the storage-dir points to a directory on a separate partition. Path may start with ~/ which means path is inside the user’s home directory.

cache-dir¶: Directory where to put cache files during the build. This is used to speed up the build process. By default cache is put into .vagga/.cache in project directory but this setting allows to have cache directory shared between multiple projects. Path may start with ~/ which means path is inside the user’s home directory.

site-settings¶: (experimental) The mapping of project paths to settings for this specific project.

proxy-env-vars¶: Enable forwarding for proxy environment variables. Default true. Environment variables currently that this setting influence currently: http_proxy, https_proxy, ftp_proxy, all_proxy, no_proxy.

All project-local settings are also allowed here.

Project-local settings may be in the project dir in:

* ``.vagga.settings.yaml``
* ``.vagga/settings.yaml``

All project-local settings are also allowed in global config.

While settings can potentially be checked-in to version control it’s advised not to do so.

version-check¶: If set to true (default) vagga will check if the container that is already built is up to date with config. If set to false vagga will use any container with same name already built. It’s only useful for scripts for performance reasons or if you don’t have internet and containers are not too outdated.

ubuntu-mirror¶: Set to your preferred ubuntu mirror. By default it’s mirror://mirrors.ubuntu.com/mirrors.txt which means mirror will be determined automatically. Note that it’s different from default in ubuntu itself where http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ is the default.