Reference
Required
This section contains a list of all variables that must be provided to the UI.
VELA_API
This variable sets a fully qualified URL to the Vela server address.
The variable should be provided as a string
.
Note:
This variable should match theVELA_ADDR
variable provided to the server.Optional
This section contains a list of all variables that can be provided to the UI.
NODE_ENV
This variable sets the targeted deployment environment for node.js.
Setting this variable to development
will enable development mode for the service and output verbose logging.
The variable can be provided as a string
.
Note:
This variable has a default value ofproduction
.VELA_DOCS_URL
This variable sets a fully qualified URL to the documentation website for Vela.
The variable can be provided as a string
.
Note:
This variable has a default value of https://go-vela.github.io/docs/
.
Please note that this variable is used in deep links throughout the UI. Customizing this value assumes the target location utilizes the same URL structure as the official docs at the default location.
VELA_FEEDBACK_URL
This variable sets a fully qualified URL to the feedback website for Vela.
The variable can be provided as a string
.
Note:
This variable has a default value ofhttps://github.com/go-vela/ui/issues/new/
.VELA_LOG_BYTES_LIMIT
This variable sets the maximum amount of bytes for logs the UI will attempt to render.
The variable can be provided as an integer
.
Note:
This variable has a default value of20000
(2 MB).VELA_MAX_BUILD_LIMIT
This variable sets the maximum amount of concurrent builds a repo is allowed to run.
In this context, concurrent builds refers to any pending
or running
builds for that repo.
If the amount of concurrent builds for a repo matches the limit, then any new builds will be blocked from being created.
The variable can be provided as an integer
.
Note:
This variable has a default value of 30
.
This variable should match the VELA_MAX_BUILD_LIMIT
variable provided to the server.