pacman-zfs-updatesnap.conf

#
# /etc/pacman-zfs-updatesnap.conf
#

# refindConfigFile defines the path to your rEFInd global config file.
# Default Value is /boot/efi/EFI/refind/refind.conf 
refindConfigFile="/boot/efi/EFI/refind/refind.conf"

# skipAutosnap defines if pacman-zfs-updatesnap execution should be skipped.
# Default value is false.
skipAutosnap=false

# deleteSnapshots defines if old snapshots should be deleted.
# Default value is true.
deleteSnapshots=true

# maxSnapshots defines how much old snapshots script should left.
# Only positive whole numbers can be used.
# Default value is 3.
maxSnapshots=3

# updateRefind defines if refind entries for snapshot should be auto-generated.
# Default value is true.
updateRefind=true

# snapshotDescription defines value used to distinguish snapshots created using pacman-zfs-updatesnap
# Default value is "{pacman-zfs-updatesnap} {created before upgrade}".
snapshotDescription="pacman-zfs-updatesnap"

# manageUKIKernels defines if a unified kernel image is used.
# Then the kernel efi files will be copied to another folder on ESP.
# WARNING: Need BIG ESP Partition. 4 GB is minimum!
#
manageUKIKernels=true

# ONLY with manageUKIKernels=true!
# ReSignUKIKernels will resign the uki kernel files after cmdline change (we have to )
# Secureboot setup with own PlatformKeys needed!
ReSignUKIKernels=true

#
# determine which cmdline files to use for which kernel
# this uses the files in /etc/cmdline.d/<name>.conf
# 
# please fill in your files - and fill in different files for the rescue and emergency targets
default_cmdline_files="luks,zfs,security,splash"
fallback_cmdline_files="luks,zfs,security,splash"
rescue_cmdline_files="luks,zfs,security,rescue"
emergency_cmdline_files="luks,zfs,security,emergency"