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Settings

The Fabric CLI provides a comprehensive set of configuration settings that allow you to customize its behavior, performance, and default values. All settings persist across CLI sessions, except for mode and encryption_fallback_enabled.

Available Settings

Name Description Type Default
cache_enabled Toggles caching of CLI HTTP responses BOOLEAN true
debug_enabled Toggles additional diagnostic logs for troubleshooting BOOLEAN false
context_persistence_enabled Persists CLI navigation context in command line mode across sessions BOOLEAN false
encryption_fallback_enabled Permits storing tokens in plain text if secure encryption is unavailable BOOLEAN false
job_cancel_ontimeout Cancels job runs that exceed the timeout period BOOLEAN true
local_definition_labels Indicates the local JSON file path for label definitions mapping VARCHAR
mode Determines the CLI mode (interactive or command_line) VARCHAR command_line
output_item_sort_criteria Defines items output order (byname or bytype) VARCHAR byname
show_hidden Displays all Fabric elements BOOLEAN false
default_az_admin Defines the default Fabric administrator email for capacities VARCHAR
default_az_location Defines the default Azure location for capacities VARCHAR
default_az_resource_group Defines the default Azure resource group for capacities VARCHAR
default_az_subscription_id Defines the default Azure subscription for capacities VARCHAR
default_capacity Defines the default Fabric capacity for mkdir VARCHAR
default_open_experience Defines the default Fabric portal user experience (fabric or powerbi) VARCHAR fabric
output_format Defines the CLI output format (text or json) VARCHAR text
folder_listing_enabled Enables recursive folder listing when using ls command BOOLEAN false
workspace_private_links_enabled Enables workspace private links support in api command BOOLEAN false

Managing Settings

You can view and modify these settings using the following commands:

# List all current settings
fab config ls

# Get a specific setting value
fab config get <setting_name>

# Set a new value for a setting
fab config set <setting_name> <value>

For detailed examples, see the Configuration Examples.