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71 changes: 71 additions & 0 deletions content/docs/Reference/env-variables.md
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title: "Environment variables"
linkTitle: "Environment variables"
date: 2025-01-01
weight: 4
description: >
Configure common environment variables

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This page lists some of the most common environment variables used in OpenCue.

## Outline

Environment variables related to pyOutline.

### OL_BASE_SESSION_PATH


### OL_LAYER_SESSION_PATH


### OL_LAYER_RANGE


### OL_VERSION


### OL_OS


### OL_TAG_OVERRIDE


### OL_CONFIG

## Cuebot

Environment variables related to Cuebot.

### CUEBOT_HOSTS


### CUEBOT_GRPC_CUE_PORT


### CUEBOT_GRPC_RQD_SERVER_PORT


## Others


### CUEGUI_DEFAULT_INI_PATH


### OPENCUE_CONF


### CUESUBMIT_CONFIG_FILE


### CUE_FRAME_LOG_DIR


### CUE_FS_ROOT


### CUE_PYTHON_BIN


### CUE_PYTHONPATH
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title: "Tokens"
linkTitle: "Tokens"
date: 2020-04-03
weight: 5
description: >
Various tokens that can be used in the commands you send to Cue
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I recommend updating the description to:

Specify dynamic tokens in OpenCue jobs

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To be clear, here I'm just describing the value of the string to update. I'm not describing the syntax or the way you should update the code. If you looks at similar Markdown (.md) files, you should be able to work out how to format the description but let us know if you're stuck.

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Oh ya, sorry my bad. I didn't pay attention to that.
Will fix this

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Tokens can be used in the commands when submitting outline jobs, either in the graphical Cuesubmit client, or via the PyOutline API.
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Please break up long lines of text to avoid wrapping. I usually use a 100-char limit on lines.

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Done. please review the PR now.


Following are the commonly used tokens:
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I recommend updating to:

This page describes tokens you can use in commands when submitting OpenCue jobs, either in the graphical Cuesubmit
client, or using the PyOutline API.

(I would delete the sentence 'Following are the commonly used tokens:' as we're not
introducing a list)


##### #ZFRAME#
The frame number zero-padded to four places.

##### #IFRAME#
The number of the current frame.

##### #FRAME_START#
The number of the final frame in the current chunk.

##### #FRAME_END#
The number of the final frame in the current chunk.

##### #FRAME_CHUNK#
The value of the current chunk.

##### #LAYER#
The name of the current layer.

##### #JOB#
The name of the current job.

##### #FRAMESPEC#
The value of the current frame spec.