The config command can be used to get and set the configuration options used by b.
Config settings are not stored in the project and a global to all instances of b used on a system. Config files are stored in the user config directory which is set using the apprdirs Python module. On Windows, that pay might be:
C:\Users\<your-username>\AppData\Roaming\exsystems\b\settings.cfg
It is possibly, but not recommended, to modify this settings file directly.
To get a list of all of the available settings and their current values run:
$ b config
Example output might look like this:
general.editor=notepad
general.dir=.bugs
general.user=Default <default.user@example.com>
To get the current value of a specific config setting, such as the “editor”, specify it’s name after the config command, for example:
$ b config editor
Which might output something like:
editor = notepad
To change a setting, append the key and new value after the config command. For example, to change the editor to VS Code, run:
$ b config editor code