I want to use NixOS to manage the colima.yaml config for the default profile. NixOS will build a YAML File in a read-only filesystem and creates a symlink to it in the expected path. This fails because colima requires write permissions:
When I move the symlink and copy the contents to the path, it seems that a template is used to write a new configuration file with the values of whatever was read in on startup. While it is great that this allows poorly formatted files to be legible after startup, I'd like a way to tell colima that this unnecessary. For example, colima start --no-config-template or --read-only-config.
Description
I want to use NixOS to manage the
colima.yaml
config for the default profile. NixOS will build a YAML File in a read-only filesystem and creates a symlink to it in the expected path. This fails because colima requires write permissions:When I move the symlink and copy the contents to the path, it seems that a template is used to write a new configuration file with the values of whatever was read in on startup. While it is great that this allows poorly formatted files to be legible after startup, I'd like a way to tell colima that this unnecessary. For example,
colima start --no-config-template
or--read-only-config
.