base:
  rsync: /usr/bin/rsync
  scp: /usr/bin/scp
  sudo: sshsudo
  ssh: /usr/bin/ssh
  provider: ## NOT YET Implemented!
    vagrant1:
      init: vagrant up
      destroy: vagrant destroy
    openstack1:
      node: node.dev.local
      arch: debian64
defaults:
  package: devinstall
#  env: dev
  type: deb
tests:
# dev is the environment
  dev: 
    machine: dboca.dev.local
    folder: rs
    user: dboca
    command: "cd %f && make devtest"
local:
# folder - source folder
# temp - temporary folder
  folder: ~/projects/devinstall
  temp: ~/.tmp
build:
# host - build machine
# folder - rsync to?
# target - the folder where packages will be generated (defaults to folder)
# user - for ssh / rsync
# arch is the architecture for the generated package (like amd64 or i686)
# provider can be ssh or local (in the future vagrant and openstack)
# note: the ssh in provider have nothing to do with ssh command in base
  provider: ssh
  user: dboca
  host: vm-dboca.dev.local
  folder: rs
  target: rs
  arch: all
install:
# host - dev/prod deploy and install host
# user - for scp / ssh / rsync  (defaults to base[user])
# environment - live/qa/dev/...
  dev:
    provider: ssh  
    user: dboca
    host:
      - server1.lan
      - server2.lan
    folder: /home/dboca ## folder for scp/dpkg -i
    type: deb
    arch: all
repos:
# for repository deployment
# in a repository should be all packages for all architectures so we don't have an 'arch:' field
  dev:
    user: dboca
    host: dboca.repo.lan
    folder: /srv/repo/incoming
    type: deb
packages:
  devinstall:
# might contain all the sections above (local, build, install, repos)
# type and build_command are mandatory
# in build_command the folowing expansions are made:
#  %f build[folder]
#  %t build[target]
#  %p package (current package)
#  %T type (deb, rpm, tar.gz ,...)
    deb:
      build:
        command: "cd %f/%p && dpkg-buildpackage"