Configuration
Most of the time, Spyke works with no configuration — running
spyke init sets up a project with sensible
defaults. This page covers the settings you can change when you need to.
Where settings live
Section titled “Where settings live”Each project keeps its settings in a single file in the project folder, created
when you run spyke init.
Common settings
Section titled “Common settings”The settings below are the ones most teams adjust.
Author identity
Section titled “Author identity”The name and email recorded against each version you save. By default Spyke uses your Git identity if one is set.
Tracked files
Section titled “Tracked files”Which file in the project folder Spyke treats as the program to track. By default Spyke finds the project export automatically.