The following table shows the global options you can set and their corresponding environment variables.
See the sigma analyze command for setting analysis options.
| Option | Description | Env Var |
|---|---|---|
--config
file |
The name of the configuration file. Default: .sigma-config.yml at the root of the repository. Note: Configuring Sigma with a
.sigma-config.yml file is deprecated.
Use the
coverity.yml format with the
--coverity-config option instead.You can specify multiple configuration files; for example, Note: This option cannot be used to pass a
file in the
coverity.yml format. |
SIGMA_CONFIG_FILE |
--coverity-config
file |
The name of the configuration file in the coverity.yml
format.Default:
|
|
-j
threads, --num-threads
threads |
The number of threads to use in executing the command. There is no limit to this number. Default: the number of logical CPUs. This field is optional and will not show up in the default configuration file. |
SIGMA_NUM_THREADS |
--policy
file |
The name of the file containing the policy. Default: .sigma-policy.yml located at the root of the repository. If the path is relative, it is relative to the current working directory. Note: This option is deprecated.
|
SIGMA_POLICY_FILE |
-w
dir, --working-dir
dir |
Location where to store temporary files. Default: .sigma-dir |
SIGMA_TMPDIR |