# BROADCAST MESSAGES

# All broadcast messages will output to the console for all users every time Origen is invoked
#broadcast_info:
# - These lines will be output to the console in regular text
#broadcast_warning:
# - These lines will be output to the console in amber text
#broadcast_danger:
# - These lines will be output to the console in red text
#broadcast_success:
# - These lines will be output to the console in green text

# GENERAL SETUP

# Application generator plugins can be used to extend the available new application templates
# that are offered via the 'origen new' command.
# This allows you to offer application shells that are unique to your company or to specific
# domains within your company.
#app_generators:
#  # Example of how to reference a plugin from an internal gem server (recommended)
#  - ["http://gems.mycompany.net:9292", my_app_generators]
#  # Alternatively a file system path to a central copy of a plugin can be used
#  - "/path/to/some/central/location/my_app_generators"
#  # Or a reference to a plugin's Git repository can be used
#  - "http://bitbucket.mycompany.net/origen/my_app_generators.git"

# Centralized Site Config
# Origen +0.36 (versions after 36.0) supports a centralized site config. This site config will be implicitly read and 
# injected into the site config following the default site configs from Origen.
# To surpress the number of requests and possible load time delays, the site config can be cached and read on each
# startup for :centralized_site_config_refresh number of hours.
centralized_site_config_cache_dir: '~/.origen/cache/site_config'

# Indicates how many hours should pass before the cached site config is refreshed (refetched, redownloaded)
# The default is to refresh once per day (every 24 hours). Decimal values can be used here to get more granularity
# if needed.
# 0 indidcates 'always refresh' (cache will still occur though)
# -1 indicates never refresh.
centralized_site_config_refresh: 24

# Indicates whether the SSL certificate should be verified when pulling the centralized site config
centralized_site_config_verify_ssl: true

# GEM SETUP

# If your company has an internal gem server enter it here:
#gem_server: https://gems.company.net:9292
# or here, if you need to use different urls for push and pull (write and read):
#gem_server_push: https://gems.company.net:9292
#gem_server_pull: https://gems.company.net:9292

# By default, the Origen 'rake gem:release' task (called by the 'origen rc tag' command), will use
# the standard Ruby 'gem push' command to push gems to your company gem server.
# If you need to use a different command, define it here as a string using, +GEM+ where you want
# the gem name to be referenced, and +URL+ to reference your company gem server.
#gem_push_cmd: "gem inabox --host +URL+ +GEM+"
#gem_push_cmd: "gem nexus +GEM+ --url +URL+ --clear-repo --ignore-ssl-errors"

# If your custom gem_push_cmd requires a gem plugin(s), add the gem names here and they will be
# included in new applications generated via the 'origen new' command.
#gem_push_plugins:
#  - geminabox
#  - nexus

# When true Origen will configure and run Bundler in a consistent way for every
# user (recommended)
gem_manage_bundler: true

# WORKSPACE DIRECTORY SETUP

# Defines where the home directory is
#home_dir: ~/

# Defines where the user customization directory is
#user_install_dir:

# Defines the gems are to be installed
#user_gem_dir:

# Indicates whether '.origen' should be appended to home_dir
append_dot_origen: true

# Indicates whether 'gems' should be appended to the user_gem_dir
append_gems: true

# ORIGEN STARTUP OPTIONS
# These options define how and where Origen should boot.
# See the guides at advanced/invocations for additional details.

# By default, don't allow user install. This is more for power users to utilize for debug or those who want absolute 
# control over their environment.
user_install_enable: false

# Default 'tool_repo_install_dir' to nil, meaning no 'tool_repo_install_dir' is present. If neither this nor 
# 'user_install_enable' is present, the universal install will be used.
#tool_repo_install_dir: nil

# If 'tool_repo_install_dir' is set, then, by default, Bundler will use and build the gems in the tool repo.
# Purpose of this, is to allow a power user to setup and install these gems and for individuals to just use.
# Added this parameter and set to true so that this will be the default behavior. Otherwise, gem_install_dir
# would need to be overwritten and set with the 'tool_repo_install_dir'
gems_use_tool_repo: true

# Some gems can be difficult to install reliably across individual user environments.
# Such gems can be installed to a communal system Ruby and then listed here, Origen
# will then use the system version of the given gem instead of trying to install
# it fresh for each user.
# Note that this option will only be applied if gem_manage_bundler is set to true.
gem_use_from_system:
  - [nokogiri, 1.7.2]
  - [nokogiri, 1.8.5]

# Additionally any build switches/options that are required to build specific gems
# in your user environment can be defined here.
#gem_build_switches:
#  - nokogiri --use-system-libraries=true --with-xml2-include=/path/to/libxml2  
#  - other_gem --some_build_switch

# USERS AND LDAP

# Adding an email domain will allow email addresses for users to be automatically
# generated from their ID e.g.
#
#   # With email_domain specified
#   User.new("ax1234").email  # => "ax1234@company.com"  
#
#   # Without email_domain specified
#   User.new("ax1234@company.com").email  # => "ax1234@company.com"
# If authentication is needed to use the given server, email_authentication can be set to login.
# If a service user is used to access this account on behalf of the sending users, email_auth_user and email_auth_password
# can be set. If authentication is indicated but no auth user is given, the current user's email and password are used instead.
#email_domain: company.com
#email_server: smtp.company.net
#email_port: 25
#email_authentication: login
#email_auth_user: service_email
#email_auth_password: service_password

# Required parameters to connect to your company's LDAP system
#ldap_username: cn=manager,dc=example,dc=com
#ldap_password: opensesame
#ldap_host: ids.company.net
#ldap_port: 636
#ldap_base_dn: ou=people,ou=intranet,dc=com
# Optional to override the name given to the user ID attribute on the LDAP system ('id' by default)
#ldap_user_id_attribute: uid

# LSF Configuration
lsf_queue: 'batchq'
lsf_group: 'nil'
lsf_project: 'msg.te'
lsf_resource: 'rhel6'
lsf_cores: '1'
lsf_debug: 'false'