pixi global expose add

About

Add exposed binaries from an environment to your global environment

Usage

pixi global expose add [OPTIONS] --environment <ENVIRONMENT> [MAPPING]...

Arguments

• <MAPPING>

  Add mapping which describe which executables are exposed. The syntax is exposed_name=executable_name, so for example python3.10=python. Alternatively, you can input only an executable_name and executable_name=executable_name is assumed
  May be provided more than once.

Options

• --environment (-e) <ENVIRONMENT>

  The environment to which the binaries should be exposed
  required: true

Config Options

• --tls-no-verify

  Do not verify the TLS certificate of the server

• --auth-file <AUTH_FILE>

  Path to the file containing the authentication token

• --pypi-keyring-provider <PYPI_KEYRING_PROVIDER>

  Specifies whether to use the keyring to look up credentials for PyPI
  options: disabled, subprocess

• --concurrent-solves <CONCURRENT_SOLVES>

  Max concurrent solves, default is the number of CPUs

• --concurrent-downloads <CONCURRENT_DOWNLOADS>

  Max concurrent network requests, default is 50

Description

Add exposed binaries from an environment to your global environment

Example:

• pixi global expose add python310=python3.10 python3=python3 --environment myenv
• pixi global add --environment my_env pytest pytest-cov --expose pytest=pytest

Examples

pixi global expose add python --environment my-env
pixi global expose add py310=python3.10 --environment python