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Common options
Here are the options available for all commands (unless stated otherwise).
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--yes or -y option to answer yes to all questions.Pass
--help option to display help. Command specific helps include also the minimum IAM permissions needed to run the command.Pass
--version option to print version information.By default, environment variables and confidential parameter values are concealed from logs. Override this default by passing
--log-confidential-info.Use
--stats option to print statistics information of the executed command.You can use
--feature <feature>=<boolean value> option to enable and disable certain Takomo features.Available feature flags:
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--load-aws-sdk-config to prefer loading credentials from configuration file over the credentials file. Passing this option will enable loading the profile from ~/.aws/config file.Use
--env-file <path-to-environment-variables-file> to load environment variables from a file. The loaded variables override existing variables with the same name. This option can be used multiple times.DB_HOST=localhost
DB_USER=root
DB_PASS=s1mpl3
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--log <level> option to choose the logging level.Supported values are:
- trace
- debug
- info (default)
- warn
- error
- none (suppress all logging)
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--dir <directory> or -d <directory> option to define the directory from where Takomo loads configuration.Pass
--var and --var-file options to provide variables that can be used in stack group and stack configuration files and stack templates. Both options can be used multiple times.Use
--show-generate-iam-policies option to print instructions how to generate IAM policies needed to run the command. Use
--quiet or -q to suppress all logging and all but the final output. Useful when you want to write the command output to a file.Use
--profile <profile> option to choose which AWS profile to use.