csm - Checkmk synthetic monitoring

A command-line tool to manage Robotmk environments.

After installing (see the 'Releases' section on the right side of the GitHub repository page), run ./csm help for usage information.

There is a shell hook which can be installed to help integrate csm into your shell. After csm is installed (ideally somewhere in your PATH), see csm init for instructions on how to set up the hook.

Configuration: ~/.csmrc

You can optionally create a file, ~/.csmrc (%UserProfile%\.csmrc on Windows) to override certain defaults. This is a YAML file with the following keys available:

• mamba_root_prefix - A string which sets where the Mamba environment(s) will be created on disk. By default, this is left up to micromamba and its default root prefix is used.

• cache_dir - A string path which is used as the cache directory. Currently, this is used for storing the micromamba binary if it is downloaded by csm (see next option).

• download_micromamba - A boolean, determines whether or not csm should try to download micromamba if it was not found in $PATH. This is mostly useful for testing, but could be useful if you wish to ensure csm never downloads micromamba even if the one in $PATH should disappear.

• skip_longpaths_check - A boolean, which, if true, disables checking for LongPaths support on Windows. By default when csm.exe runs, it will check for LongPaths support. If not already enabled, it will try to enable it. If this fails (for example, because the user running csm.exe is not an administrator), csm.exe will prompt for confirmation before continuing. Setting this configuration option to true, disables the check entirely. This option does nothing on non-Windows systems.