`config`#

Verify the system configuration, prompt inputs and prepare for deployment.

Run from a project directory created with .

The config command will remember your variable values so that you do not need to specify them again next time you run .

You can reset these recorded values with –reset or -r.

You can specify where to save the planned change with –output-file or -f.

Usage:

$ jd config [OPTIONS]

Options:

-d, --defaults <str>: Name of the preset defaults to use: ‘all’, ‘none’ or template-specific preset names. [default: all]
-r, --reset: Delete previously recorded variables and secrets.
--skip-verify: Avoid verifying that the project dependencies are configured.
-f, --output-filename <str>: Name of the file to store the configuration to.
--store-type <s3-only|s3-ddb>: Override the project store type.
--store-id <str>: Pin a specific store.
--restore-secrets: Restore all masked secret variable value.
--restore-secret <str>: Restore the specific variable secret value.
--reset-store-id: Clear the pinned store ID and rediscover the store.
--reset-variable <str>: Reset a variable to its default, or to null to trigger re-prompt.
-v, --verbose: Show full output without progress bar.
--help: Show this message and exit.

config#