---
watch_tower:
  # Change this to true once you have reviewed the file
  enabled: false

  # Start WatchTower on boot?
  launch_on_boot: true

  # Where do you store your code?
  # This is not needed if all your projects are using Git for versioning control
  # as the project's name and path would be determined from the folder name that
  # contains the .git folder, if that's the case, wherever you store your code,
  # the project name and path can be retrived very easily.
  code_path: ~/Code

  # How do you nest your code folder?
  # Again this setting is only effective if not all your projects are using Git
  # For example consider this layout of the code folder
  #
  # ~/Code/
  #    Clients/
  #        AcmeCorp/
  #            website/
  #            intranet
  #        BetaCorp/
  #           skunkworks/
  #    OpenSource/
  #        project_one/
  #        timetap/
  #
  # A nested_project_layers setting of 2 would mean we track "AcmeCorp", "BetaCorp", and everything
  # under OpenSource, as their own projects
  #
  nested_project_layers: 2

  # Pause time, default: 30 minutes
  # The pause time is the time to be considered as a pause time, if you save
  # a file 31 minutes after your last save, the time passed won't be considered
  # as a work time and thus won't be counted in the elapsed time of the project
  pause_time: 30.minutes

  # Database configuration
  # Uncomment the section best fit for your adapter and edit it
  database:
    # MySQL adapter
    #
    # Ruby:
    # Make sure you have the mysql2 gem
    # gem install mysql2
    #
    # Jruby:
    # Make sure you have the activerecord-jdbcmysql-adapter gem
    # gem install activerecord-jdbcmysql-adapter
    # And replace mysql2 with jdbcmysql
    #
    # development:
    #   adapter: mysql2
    #   encoding: utf8
    #   reconnect: false
    #   database: watch_tower_development
    #   pool: 5
    #   username: root
    #   password:
    #   socket: /tmp/mysql.sock
    # test:
    #   adapter: mysql2
    #   encoding: utf8
    #   reconnect: false
    #   database: watch_tower_test
    #   pool: 5
    #   username: root
    #   password:
    #   socket: /tmp/mysql.sock
    # production:
    #   adapter: mysql2
    #   encoding: utf8
    #   reconnect: false
    #   database: watch_tower_production
    #   pool: 5
    #   username: root
    #   password:
    #   socket: /tmp/mysql.sock
    #
    #
    # PostgresSQL adapter
    #
    # Ruby:
    # Make sure you have the pg adapter installed
    # gem install pg
    #
    # Jruby:
    # Make sure you have the activerecord-jdbcpostgresql-adapter gem
    # gem install activerecord-jdbcpostgresql-adapter
    # And replace postgresql with jdbcpostgresql
    #
    # development:
    #   adapter: postgresql
    #   encoding: unicode
    #   database: watch_tower_development
    #   pool: 5
    #   username: watch_tower
    #   password:
    # test:
    #   adapter: postgresql
    #   encoding: unicode
    #   database: watch_tower_test
    #   pool: 5
    #   username: watch_tower
    #   password:
    #
    # production:
    #   adapter: postgresql
    #   encoding: unicode
    #   database: watch_tower_production
    #   pool: 5
    #   username: watch_tower
    #   password:
    #
    #
    # Sqlite3 Adapter
    #
    # Ruby:
    # Make sure you have the sqlite3
    # gem install sqlite3
    #
    # Jruby:
    # Make sure you have the activerecord-jdbcsqlite3-adapter gem
    # gem install activerecord-jdbcsqlite3-adapter
    # And replace sqlite3 with jdbcsqlite3
    #
    # development:
    #   adapter: sqlite3
    #   database: ~/.watch_tower/databases/development.sqlite3
    #   pool: 5
    #   timeout: 5000
    # test:
    #   adapter: sqlite3
    #   database: ~/.watch_tower/databases/test.sqlite3
    #   pool: 5
    #   timeout: 5000
    #
    # production:
    #   adapter: sqlite3
    #   database: ~/.watch_tower/databases/production.sqlite3
    #   pool: 5
    #   timeout: 5000