tdk unset
Drop a setting back to its default.
The counterpart of 'tdk set': it removes what was stored for every setting it is given, so the shipped default applies again. More than one can be unset at once.
Examples:
tdk unset --hints
tdk unset --prompt
tdk unset --server
tdk unset --coll # unpin the collection only
tdk unset --proj # unpins the collection too
tdk unset --all # every setting of the profile
tdk unset --profile # back to the default profile
tdk unset \
--hints \
--prompt \
--server \
--proj \
--coll \
--all \
--profile
| Flag | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--hints | flag | Optional | Restore the hints default (true). |
--prompt | flag | Optional | Restore the prompting default (true). |
--server | flag | Optional | Clear the configured server. |
--proj, -P | flag | Optional | Unpin the project. Unpins the collection too, since a collection pin only resolves under a project. |
--coll, -c | flag | Optional | Unpin the collection. |
--all | flag | Optional | Unset every setting stored in the profile: shorthand for --hints, --prompt, --server, --proj and --coll, leaving every one of them at its default. The default profile stays as it is. |
--profile | flag | Optional | Drop the default profile set with 'tdk set --profile', so commands given no --profile use 'connection.json' and 'options.json' again. |