[DEFAULT]
# the default section provides defaults for the other sections.  Also,
# other sections can use the values here in interpolations.

# The basedir to use for interpolations in other sections
treepkg_dir: /home/builder/enterprise

# The command to use to gain the permissions to execute pbuilder.  The
# default is sudo.  The actual command line used to run pbuilder is
# root_cmd followed by the pbuilder command line.  With the default it
# is something like
#
#   sudo pbuilder build <name-of-dsc-file>
#
# The value of this option is split into words with the python function
# shlex.split.  See the python documentation for the precise semantics.
# shlex.split works pretty much like a POSIX shell but it doesn't
# perform any expansions.
#
# Set an empty value to indicate that no special command is needed.
#
# You can override this in the pkg_ sections if you need package
# specific values
root_cmd: sudo

# The pbuilder config file to use.  It should be an absolute filename.
# The script initpbuilder.py can create it and the rest of the pbuilder
# files and directories.  You can override this in the pkg_ sections for
# individual packagers if necessary.  You will have to adapt pbuilder
# yourself, then, though.
pbuilderrc: %(treepkg_dir)s/pbuilder/pbuilderrc


# Email address and name to use as the packager in the debian packages.
# You can override this in the pkg_ sections if you need package
# specific values
deb_email: packager@example.com
deb_fullname: Sample Packager

# A prefix used in the package revision number of the generated debian
# package.  E. g. with a prefix "treepkg", the default, a generated
# package might be named foo_1.0-Q1_all.deb
debrevision_prefix: treepkg

# Whether to handle dependencies between packager.  This is useful if
# the tree packager is to build a library and program using the library
# each with their own debian source packages and repositories.  With
# dependency handling the library will always be updated before the
# program and the binary packages of the library will be made available
# to the pbuilder instance, so that the program will be built against
# them.
# You can override this in the pkg_ sections if you need package
# specific values
handle_dependencies: False


[treepkg]
# Section for general tree packager configuration

# Interval in seconds between checks for updates
check_interval: 300

# file used to communicate instructions to a running tree packager
instructions_file: %(treepkg_dir)s/instructions


[pkg_kdepim]
# Sections with names starting with "pkg_" define the configuration for
# a package.

# The SVN URL to check out for packaging.  Will only be used for the
# initial checkout
svn_url: svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/branches/kdepim/enterprise/kdepim

# The directory under which the packager directory structure will be
# created.
base_dir: %(treepkg_dir)s/kdepim

# The packager class defines how the packaging works.  The
# enterprise.kdepim class knows how to package the enterprise branch of
# KDE-PIM.
packager_class: recipes.kde_enterprise_3_5.kdepim

# Required fields for a pkg_ section inherited from the DEFAULT section
# in this example: root_cmd deb_email deb_fullname

# An additional option, name, is inferred from the section name.  Its
# value is the part of the section name after the pkg_ prefix.


[pkg_kde-i18n]
# Another packager.  This one for the the localizations.  This packager
# requires an additional parameter, orig_tarball.
svn_url: svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/branches/kdepim/enterprise/kde-l10n
base_dir: %(treepkg_dir)s/kde-i18n
orig_tarball: %(base_dir)s/kde-i18n-de-3.5.5.tar.bz2

packager_class: recipes.kde_enterprise_3_5.kde_i18n