ts config

View and modify the ts client's own settings.

Usage

ts config
ts config --server=<url>

Description

ts config on its own prints the current client settings and where they are stored.

ts config --server=<url> records a default server, so subsequent commands need no --server flag. This is the single-server case, which is most of them.

These settings belong to ts on this machine and this account. They are not server state — changing them affects nothing except which server your next command talks to.

The stored default is the lowest-priority way to pick a server. A --server flag on the command line wins over it, and the TSSERVER environment variable sits between the two — useful for pointing a whole shell session or a CI job at one server without touching stored settings.

Credentials are stored separately, per server, by ts login — changing the default server does not sign you in or out of anything.

Examples

# What am I pointed at?
ts config

# Point at a server by default
ts config --server=https://turbo.example.net

# Override for one command
ts workspaces --server=https://staging.example.net

# Override for a whole shell session
export TSSERVER=https://staging.example.net
ts workspaces

Files

Path	Contents
~/.config/turbo-server/settings.json	The default server and other client settings.
~/.config/turbo-server/credentials.json	Stored logins, one per server. Created with owner-only permissions.

On Windows these live under %LOCALAPPDATA%\turbo-server\.

Exit Codes

0 on success. -1 when the value given to --server is not a usable http or https URL.

Related Commands

• ts login — Sign in to the server you have configured.
• ts status — Confirm the configured server actually answers.