cfg.sample.toml

# Priority values above max_priority will be refused.
max_priority = 9001

[github]

# Information for securely interacting with GitHub. These are found/generated
# under <https://github.com/settings/applications>.

# A GitHub personal access token.
access_token = ""

# A GitHub oauth application for this instance of homu:
app_client_id = ""
app_client_secret = ""


[git]

# Use the local Git command. Required to use some advanced features. It also
# speeds up Travis by reducing temporary commits.
#local_git = false

# SSH private key. Needed only when the local Git command is used.
#ssh_key = """
#"""

# By default, Homu extracts the name+email from the Github account it will be
# using. However, you may want to use a private email for the account, and
# associate the commits with a public email address.
#user = "Some Cool Project Bot"
#email = "coolprojectbot-devel@example.com"

[web]

# The port homu listens on.
port = 54856

# Synchronize all open PRs on startup. "Synchronize" means fetch the state of
# all open PRs.
sync_on_start = true

# Custom hooks can be added as well.
# Homu will ping the given endpoint with POSTdata of the form:
# {'body': 'comment body', 'extra_data': 'extra data', 'pull': pull req number}
# The extra data is the text specified in `@homu hookname=text`
#
# [hooks.hookname]
# trigger = "hookname" # will be triggered by @homu hookname or @homu hookname=text
# endpoint = "http://path/to/endpoint"
# access = "try" # access level required
# has_response = true # Should the response be posted back to github? Only allowed if realtime=true
# realtime = true # Should it only run in realtime mode? If false, this will be replayed each time homu is started (probably not what you want)

# An example configuration for repository (there can be many of these). NAME
# refers to your repo name.
[repo.NAME]

# Which repo are we talking about? You can get these fields from your repo URL:
#    github.com/<owner>/<name>
owner = ""
name = ""

# Who can approve PRs (r+ rights)? You can put GitHub usernames here.
reviewers = []
# Alternatively, set this  allow any github collaborator;
# note that you can *also* specify reviewers above.
# auth_collaborators = true

# Who has 'try' rights? (try, retry, force, clean, prioritization). It's fine to
# keep this empty.
try_users = []

# Keep the commit history linear. Requires the local Git command.
#linear = false

# Auto-squash commits. Requires the local Git command.
#autosquash = true

# If the PR already has the same success statuses that we expect on the `auto`
# branch, then push directly to branch if safe to do so. Requires the local Git
# command.
#status_based_exemption = false

# Maximum test duration allowed for testing a PR in this repository.
# Default to 10 hours.
#timeout = 36000

# Branch names. These settings are the defaults; it makes sense to leave these
# as-is.
#[repo.NAME.branch]
#
#auto = "auto"
#try = "try"
#rollup = "rollup"

[repo.NAME.github]
# Arbitrary secret. You can generate one with: openssl rand -hex 20
secret = ""

# Remove and add GitHub labels when some event happened.
# See servo/homu#141 for detail.
#
#[repo.NAME.labels.approved]    # after homu received `r+`
#[repo.NAME.labels.rejected]    # after homu received `r-`
#[repo.NAME.labels.conflict]    # a merge conflict is detected
#[repo.NAME.labels.succeed]     # test successful
#[repo.NAME.labels.failed]      # test failed
#[repo.NAME.labels.exempted]    # test exempted
#[repo.NAME.labels.timed_out]   # test timed out (after 10 hours)
#[repo.NAME.labels.interrupted] # test interrupted (buildbot only)
#[repo.NAME.labels.try]         # after homu received `try`
#[repo.NAME.labels.try_succeed] # try-build successful
#[repo.NAME.labels.try_failed]  # try-build failed
#[repo.NAME.labels.pushed]      # user pushed a commit after `r+`/`try`
#remove = ['list', 'of', 'labels', 'to', 'remove']
#add = ['list', 'of', 'labels', 'to', 'add']
#unless = [
#   'avoid', 'relabeling', 'if',
#   'any', 'of', 'these', 'labels', 'are', 'present',
#]

# Travis integration. Don't forget to allow Travis to test the `auto` branch!
[repo.NAME.checks.travis]
# Name of the Checks API run. Don't touch this unless you really know what
# you're doing.
name = "Travis CI - Branch"

# Appveyor integration. Don't forget to allow Appveyor to test the `auto` branch!
#[repo.NAME.status.appveyor]
#
# String label set by status updates. Don't touch this unless you really know
# what you're doing.
#context = 'continuous-integration/appveyor/branch'

# Generic GitHub Status API support. You don't need this if you're using the
# above examples for Travis/Appveyor.
#[repo.NAME.status.LABEL]
#
# String label set by status updates.
#context = ""
#
# Equivalent context to look for on the PR itself if checking whether the
# build should be exempted. If omitted, looks for the same context. This is
# only used if status_based_exemption is true.
#pr_context = ""

# Generic GitHub Checks API support. You don't need this if you're using the
# above examples for Travis/Appveyor.
#[repo.NAME.checks.LABEL]
#
# String name of the Checks run.
#name = ""

# Use buildbot for running tests
#[repo.NAME.buildbot]
#
#url = ""
#secret = ""
#
#builders = ["auto-linux", "auto-mac"]
#try_builders = ["try-linux", "try-mac"]
#
#username = ""
#password = ""
#
#
## Optional try choosers
## If adding these, be sure to add associated
## SingleBranchSchedulers for the try-CHOOSERNAME branch
## in buildbot's master.cfg
#[repo.NAME.buildbot.try_choosers]
#mac = ["auto-mac-dev", "auto-mac-rel"]
#wpt = ["linux-wpt1", "linux-wpt2"]
#
## Boolean which indicates whether the builder is included in try builds (defaults to true)
#try = false

# The database homu uses
[db]
# SQLite file
file = "main.db"