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itero config

Terminal window
itero config <workflow> '<settings>'
itero config <workflow> --file <path>
itero config <workflow>

Writes workflow.<workflow>.settings in itero.config.json: the workflow’s settings, the values its runs start with. An object. Without settings, it prints them.

Terminal window
itero config sites '{"sites": ["https://example.com", "http://localhost:3000"]}'
itero config disk '{"min_free": 15}'

A run’s state starts with its workflow’s settings, then the message’s data on top: a step names one as "$sites", an action gets it as $sites. The rest of the file is kept as it was. To turn a workflow off, or bound it in time, its entry says "off": true, from or until (itero.config.json). See Settings.