[server]

# Address to listen on. Instead of changing this to listen on external IPs,
# you'd be better off putting Jerrybuild behind Apache or NGinx. See the
# Cookbook on how to easily do that.
listen = 127.0.0.1

# Port to listen on
port = 5281

# Server URL, optional
#server_url = http://localhost

# Logging level. Possible values: DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR,
# FATAL
log_level = INFO

# Always send mail to recipients on build failure (optional). Multiple
# addresses should be separated by a comma. You can add additional addresses in
# each job section.
#mail_to = dev@example.com, testteam@example.com

# Directory to keep job status files and such in.
status_dir = example/status/

# Default working directory for jobs.
work_dir = example/work_dir/

# The number of job results s or a timespan after which to delete old job
# results. This value applies to each job seperately. The last job status will
# never be deleted. This value can be overridden on a job-by-job basis in the
# job's configuration section.
#
# Examples:
#   keep_jobs = 0   # Keep an infinite number of jobs
#   keep_jobs = 10  # Keep the last 10 job results
#   keep_jobs = 4d  # Remove job results older than 4 days
keep_jobs = 40

# You can define global environment variables that will be set for all scripts.
#env_GIT_SSH_COMMAND=ssh -i /var/lib/jerrybuild/.ssh/deploykey.rsa -o IdentitiesOnly=yes

#
# Include jobs from a directory
#
%include jobs.d/*.cfg

# Put your jobs in the jobs.d/ directory. The files need to end with '.cfg' and
# should contain a `[job:....]` definition. Take a look at the `EXAMPLE.cfg`
# job.