To configure your New Relic One CLI preferences, use the commands below. You can click any command to see its usage options and additional details about the command.

Run nr1 config:list to see all your existing configurations and their keys.

Command	Description
`nr1 config:set`	Sets a specific configuration value.
`nr1 config:get`	Shows a specific configuration.
`nr1 config:list`	Lists your configuration choices.
`nr1 config:delete`	Removes the value of a specific configuration.

Command details

`nr1 config:set`

Set a configuration

Sets a specific configuration value given a configuration key. By default, the command will prompt you for a new value after providing a key, but you can also use the --k, --key=KEY option to skip this step.

Usage

$ nr1 config:set OPTION

Options


`-k, --key=KEY`	The key of the config. (required)
`-V, --value=VALUE`	The value of the config.
`--profile=PROFILE`	The authentication profile you want to use.
`-t, --this-profile-only`	If present, this configuration will only apply while running with the specified profile.
`--verbose`	Adds extra information to the output.

Examples

$ nr1 config:set --key=proxyEnabled
$ nr1 config:set --key=proxyEnabled --value=ENABLED

`nr1 config:get`

See your configuration

Shows the value for a specific configuration.

Usage

$ nr1 config:get OPTION

Options


`-k, --key=KEY`	The key of the config. (required)
`--profile=PROFILE`	The authentication profile you want to use.
`--verbose`	Adds extra information to the output.

`nr1 config:list`

See all your configurations

Shows a list of all your configuration choices, including the configuration key, value, and origin.

Usage

$ nr1 config:list

Options


`--profile=PROFILE`	The authentication profile you want to use.
`--verbose`	Adds extra information to the output.

Aliases

$ nr1 config:ls

`nr1 config:delete`

Remove a configuration

Removes the value of a specific configuration.

Usage

$ nr1 config:delete OPTION

Options


`-k, --key=KEY`	The key of the config. (required)
`--profile=PROFILE`	The authentication profile you want to use.
`-t, --this-profile-only`	If present, this configuration will only apply while running with the specified profile.
`--verbose`	Adds extra information to the output.

Aliases

nr1 config:remove
nr1 config:rm

Examples:

$ nr1 config:delete --key=proxyHttp