ProcessKitOptions (_released)

ProcessKitOptions Type

Namespace: ProcessKit.Extensions.DependencyInjection
Assembly: ProcessKit.Extensions.DependencyInjection.dll
Base Type: obj

Default settings applied to every command run through the DI-resolved `IProcessRunner`, configured with `AddProcessKit(Action<ProcessKitOptions>)` or bound from an `IConfiguration` section. Each default is applied **only when the command does not set it itself** — a per-command `Timeout` or working directory always wins over the default here. Every property is optional (a `null` / no-value leaves the corresponding behaviour unchanged), so an unconfigured `AddProcessKit()` behaves exactly as before. These are the defaults a *primitive* runner can apply; for verb-layer defaults (retry) and richer per-tool defaults (encoding, ok-codes, environment), register a named client with `AddProcessKitClient` — its template carries them into the command before a verb runs.

Constructors

Constructor	Description
`ProcessKitOptions()` Full Usage: `ProcessKitOptions()` Returns: `ProcessKitOptions`	Returns: `ProcessKitOptions`

Instance members

Instance member	Description
`this.DefaultTimeout` Full Usage: `this.DefaultTimeout` Returns: `Nullable<TimeSpan>`	A default run timeout applied when a command sets none. `null` (the default) means no timeout. A negative value is rejected at assignment (`ArgumentOutOfRangeException`) — validated here, at the options boundary, so a misconfiguration surfaces at setup/binding time rather than as an exception escaping a `Result`-returning verb when the default is later applied to a command. Returns: `Nullable<TimeSpan>`
`this.DefaultWorkingDirectory` Full Usage: `this.DefaultWorkingDirectory` Returns: `string`	A default working directory applied when a command sets none. `null` (the default) means the process inherits the current directory. Returns: `string`