The get command retrieves the value of a single setting specified by a key argument. This key takes the form of a dot-separated path in a hierarchical settings tree; for example:
multipass get client.gui.autostart
You can use the --keys option to get a list of all available settings keys:
multipass get --keys
Sample output:
client.primary-name
local.bridged-network
local.driver
local.image.mirror
local.passphrase
local.privileged-mounts
To set the value of a particular setting, see set command.
You can read more about the available settings in the Settings reference page.
The full multipass help get output explains the available options:
Usage: multipass get [options] [<arg>]
Get the configuration setting corresponding to the given key, or all settings if no key is specified.
(Support for multiple keys and wildcards coming...)
Some common settings keys are:
- client.gui.autostart
- local.driver
- local.privileged-mounts
Use `multipass get --keys` to obtain the full list of available settings at any given time.
Options:
-h, --help Displays help on commandline options
-v, --verbose Increase logging verbosity. Repeat the 'v' in the short option
for more detail. Maximum verbosity is obtained with 4 (or more)
v's, i.e. -vvvv.
--raw Output in raw format. For now, this affects only the
representation of empty values (i.e. "" instead of "<empty>").
--keys List available settings keys. This outputs the whole list of
currently available settings keys, or just <arg>, if provided
and a valid key.
Arguments:
arg Setting key, i.e. path to the intended setting.
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