Environment variables
Feature flags allow users to modify parameters that affect the behavior of the whole framework. Choosing the right combination of flags for an indexer project can improve performance, reduce RAM consumption, or enable useful features.
DipDup uses multiple environment variables internally. They read once on process start and usually do not change during runtime. You can either set variables in active shell or create an env file and pass it with -e CLI option. See Config for more details.
| env variable | description |
|---|---|
DIPDUP_CI | Running in GitHub Actions |
DIPDUP_DEBUG | Enable debug logging and additional checks |
DIPDUP_DOCKER | Running in Docker |
DIPDUP_JSON_LOG | Log in JSON format |
DIPDUP_LOW_MEMORY | Reduce the size of caches and buffers for low-memory environments (target is 256 MB) |
DIPDUP_NEXT | Enable experimental features from the next major release that require schema changes |
DIPDUP_NO_SYMLINK | Don't create magic symlink in the package root even when used as cwd |
DIPDUP_NO_VERSION_CHECK | Disable warning about running unstable or out-of-date DipDup version |
DIPDUP_PACKAGE_PATH | Disable package discovery and use the specified path |
DIPDUP_REPLAY_PATH | Path to datasource replay files; used in tests (dev only) |
DIPDUP_TEST | Running in pytest |
You can also access these values as dipdup.env module attributes.
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