user.yaml

Per-User Customization

trunk can also be managed by the .trunk/user.yaml file in your repository. This file is optional, but it allows individual developers to customize how they want trunk to run on their machines.

Simply configure .trunk/user.yaml as you would for .trunk/trunk.yaml. Now you can add additional linters, enable actions, or specify default command options, without impacting the way other developers run trunk.

Be mindful that .trunk/user.yaml takes precedence over .trunk/trunk.yaml, so substantial modifications could violate hermeticity.

Identity Config

Trunk also saves a user config in $HOME/.cache/trunk/user.yaml. This is initially auto-generated, but some fields can be user-configured.

Disable upgrade notifications

Trunk will periodically tell you to upgrade to a newer version if one is available. If you prefer not to see these notifications, edit (or add) the section of your .trunk/trunk.yaml to include the following lines:

actions:
  disabled:
    - trunk-upgrade-available