# Copy to .env (gitignored) and fill in. Sourced by scripts/e2e_*.sh.

# Target repo. Forked or sandboxed copy of solvcon recommended so the
# bot's test comments don't pollute the main project.
GITHUB_REPO=tigercosmos/solvcon

# Bot identity. The bot GitHub account must be a collaborator on
# $GITHUB_REPO (or, for org repos, a member of a team with write
# access).
BOT_HANDLE=solvcon-bot

# PAT for the bot account. Classic: repo + read:org. Fine-grained:
# pull-requests:write, contents:read, metadata:read, members:read.
BOT_PAT=ghp_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

# PR number in $GITHUB_REPO to leave the test mention on. The PR must
# be open. Either reuse an existing one or open a throwaway one.
TEST_PR_NUMBER=1

# Reviewer selection — pick one. mock keeps the e2e free and
# deterministic. Every other kind runs the matching AI CLI through
# codexmon (install with `make codexmon`), which supervises the run:
# heartbeats, stall detection, timeouts, result capture.
#
#   REVIEWER_KIND=mock      # default; spawns /bin/cat and echoes the diff
#   REVIEWER_KIND=claude    # codexmon run --agent claude  (claude -p)
#   REVIEWER_KIND=codex     # codexmon run --agent codex   (codex exec)
#   REVIEWER_KIND=cursor    # codexmon run --agent cursor  (cursor-agent -p)
REVIEWER_KIND=mock

# Optional: path to the codexmon executable. Default resolves via
# PATH. scripts/install_codexmon.sh installs to ~/.local/bin.
#CODEXMON_BIN=

# Optional, kind-specific. Empty falls back to a per-kind default:
#   claude -> claude-opus-4-8
#   codex  -> gpt-5.5
#   cursor -> (codexmon's default, composer)
# Override to anything else, e.g. claude-sonnet-4-6 or gpt-5.
#REVIEWER_MODEL=

# Effort. For claude this is exported as CLAUDE_EFFORT into the child
# env. For codex it becomes `-c reasoning.effort=$value`. cursor has
# no effort knob (ignored). Empty falls back to "high". Other values:
# minimal, low, medium, xhigh.
#REVIEWER_EFFORT=

# Override the built-in review-prompt preamble. Use REVIEWER_PROMPT for
# a literal string, REVIEWER_PROMPT_FILE for a path whose contents are
# read. They are mutually exclusive.
#REVIEWER_PROMPT=
#REVIEWER_PROMPT_FILE=

# Optional repo-specific review guide APPENDED to the prompt (default
# or overridden): style rules, known invariants, what to skip. Literal
# string or file path; mutually exclusive with each other.
#REVIEWER_GUIDE=
#REVIEWER_GUIDE_FILE=

# Diff sizing. MAX_DIFF_BYTES is the review-payload budget: a bigger
# diff is trimmed per file (whole "diff --git" sections dropped and
# listed in the posted comment). MAX_DIFF_FETCH_BYTES caps the download
# itself (default 5x MAX_DIFF_BYTES); only a diff bigger than that is
# skipped outright.
#MAX_DIFF_BYTES=200000
#MAX_DIFF_FETCH_BYTES=

# Changed-file context: the bot fetches the head-side contents of files
# the diff touches and appends them (fenced) to the review payload so
# the AI sees whole files, not just hunks. Per-file cap, total cap
# (0 disables the feature), and max number of files fetched per review.
#MAX_CONTEXT_FILE_BYTES=65536
#MAX_CONTEXT_TOTAL_BYTES=262144
#MAX_CONTEXT_FILES=10

# Mock-only knobs. The e2e_reviewer_failure scenario sets
# REVIEWER_MOCK_EXIT_CODE non-zero to assert the bot handles a
# reviewer crash. REVIEWER_MOCK_OUTPUT (if set) replaces the diff-echo
# with a fixed string.
#REVIEWER_MOCK_EXIT_CODE=0
#REVIEWER_MOCK_OUTPUT=

# Optional: where to put the bot's state file during the test. The
# script cleans it up between runs so a previous run's "handled
# comment" entry doesn't suppress this run's mention.
STATE_FILE=/tmp/solvcon-bot-e2e.state

# Optional: additional env-var names to pass through to the reviewer
# subprocess. PATH/HOME/LANG/TERM/USER/LOGNAME are always passed.
# Use this to give the AI CLI its credentials. Examples:
#   REVIEWER_ENV_PASSTHROUGH=ANTHROPIC_API_KEY
#   REVIEWER_ENV_PASSTHROUGH=OPENAI_API_KEY,ANTHROPIC_API_KEY
# Leave empty when the CLI authenticates via files in $HOME (codex's
# ~/.codex, claude after `claude /login` to the keychain).
#REVIEWER_ENV_PASSTHROUGH=

# Operator-facing diagnostics. Default off for the bot daemon —
# operators with structured logs usually don't want raw AI output
# interleaved. run-reviewer turns it on by default for human-friendly
# local iteration.
#
# REVIEWER_STREAM_IO=1 mirrors codexmon's live output (heartbeats +
# agent progress on stderr) to the bot's stderr in real time. Accepts
# 1/0/true/false/yes/no/on/off.
#REVIEWER_STREAM_IO=
#
# codexmon watchdog knobs, forwarded as flags on `codexmon run`.
# REVIEWER_HEARTBEAT_SEC -> --heartbeat (unset/0 = codexmon's 10s
# default). REVIEWER_IDLE_TIMEOUT_SEC -> --idle-timeout: kill the
# agent after N idle seconds when nothing is in flight (unset =
# codexmon's 180s default; 0 = disable). The wall-clock limit is
# SUBPROCESS_TIMEOUT_SEC -> --wall-timeout.
#REVIEWER_HEARTBEAT_SEC=
#REVIEWER_IDLE_TIMEOUT_SEC=

# Reviewer wall-clock limit in seconds (default 300). Accepted range
# 1..86400 (1 day) — the bot adds a grace period to this value when
# arming its own kill deadline, so absurd values are rejected up front.
#SUBPROCESS_TIMEOUT_SEC=300

# Per-request HTTP timeouts against the GitHub API, in seconds.
# Accepted range 1..3600 (1 hour) each.
#HTTP_CONNECT_TIMEOUT_SEC=10
#HTTP_READ_TIMEOUT_SEC=30
#HTTP_WRITE_TIMEOUT_SEC=30