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ccictl config
Updated on 2025-04-18 GMT+08:00
ccictl config
Scenario
Use subcommands such as ccictl config set current-context my-context to modify the cliconfig file.
The loading order follows the following rules:
- If the --cliconfig flag is set, only that file is loaded. This flag can be set only once, and no merging occurs.
- If the $CLICONFIG environment variable is set, it is used as a list of paths (normal path delimiting rules of the system). These paths are merged. When a value is modified, the value is also modified in the file that defines the corresponding content. When a value is created, the value is also created in the first file that exists. If no file exists in the chain, the last file in the list is created.
Otherwise, ${HOME}/.kubev2/config is used, and no merging occurs.
ccictl config SUBCOMMAND
Options
-h, --help
Help information for config
--cliconfig string
Use a specific cliconfig file.
The following ccictl options can also be used in subcommands:
- ccictl config current-context
- ccictl config get-contexts
- ccictl config set-context
- ccictl config delete-context
- ccictl config rename-context
- ccictl config use-context
- ccictl config get-clusters
- ccictl config set-cluster
- ccictl config delete-cluster
- ccictl config get-users
- ccictl config delete-user
- ccictl config set-credentials
- ccictl config view
Parent topic: Command Line Tool (ccictl)
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