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dvc-config:tldr:c2adf
dvc-config: Set a local, global, or system level config value.
$ dvc config --local/global/system ${key} ${value}
try on your machine
The command dvc config --local/global/system ${key} ${value}
is an instruction for the DVC (Data Version Control) command-line tool to configure a specific setting.
Here is a breakdown of the command:
dvc config
: This is the main command for configuring DVC. It allows you to set various settings and options.--local/global/system
: This is an argument that specifies whether you want to set the configuration locally (only for the current project/repository), globally (for all DVC projects on your machine), or system-wide (for all users on the machine). You need to choose one of these options based on your specific requirements.${key}
: This is a placeholder that represents the configuration key or name. You need to replace${key}
with the actual key you want to configure. For example, it could be something likecore.remote
.${value}
: This is a placeholder that represents the value you want to set for the specified key. You need to replace${value}
with the actual value you want to assign to the key. For example, it could be a remote storage URL likes3://my-bucket
.
To use this command, you would replace ${key}
and ${value}
with the appropriate values for your configuration needs. For example, if you want to set the remote storage URL for your DVC project globally, you could use the command:
dvc config --global core.remote s3://my-bucket
This would set the core.remote
key to s3://my-bucket
as a global configuration.
Remember to consult the DVC documentation or dvc config --help
for more information on available configuration keys and their valid values, as well as the implications of local, global, or system-wide configuration.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.