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Suite Desktop runtime flags

Runtime flags can be used when running the Suite Desktop executable, enabling or disabling certain features. For example: ./Trezor-Suite-22.7.2.AppImage --open-devtools will run with this flag turned on, which will result in opening DevTools on app launch. The table below lists only the custom flags defined by Suite. For a full list, see also flags exposed by Electron and Chromium

Available flags:

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--open-devtoolsOpen DevTools on app launch
--torStart with Tor enabled in settings
--pre-releaseTells the auto-updater to fetch pre-release updates.
--enable-updaterEnables the auto updater (if disabled in feature flags)
--disable-updaterDisables the auto updater (if enabled in feature flags)
--updater-url=URLSet custom URL for auto-updater (default is github)
--bridge-testRun the internal node-bridge in UDP mode (for use with the device emulator)
--bridge-daemonStart Suite in daemon mode (no UI initially)
--bridge-daemon-show-uiStart Suite in daemon mode with UI right away
--log-level=NAMESet the logging level. Available levels are [name (value)]: error (1), warn (2), info(3), debug (4). All logs with a value equal or lower to the selected log level will be displayed.
--log-writeWrite log to disk
--log-uiEnables printing of UI console messages in the console.
--log-file=FILENAMEName of the output file (defaults to trezor-suite-log-%tt.txt)
--log-path=PATHNAMEPath for the output file (defaults to /logs subfolder of Suite data directory or current working directory)
--log-no-printSuppress console logs
--remove-user-data-on-startRemoves user data directory on start (used for E2E testing)
--expose-connect-wsExpose Connect websocket even on production build
--expose-storeExpose Redux store as window.store in the Renderer process.
--offline-modeExperimental test-only flag to disable all network connection (both Renderer and Main process). Use at your own risk! Note it does not control subprocesses (e.g. tor, coinjoin).