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# The directory of the FreeBSD's main ports collection.
# By default porteur tries to determine the ports directory from the
# environment. It first reads the PORTSDIR environment variable. If no
# such variable can be found `/usr/ports` will be used.
portsdir = /usr/ports
# The directory where porteur creates the distribution files for the ports
# into. To make the path configuration more flexible, the two variables
# `TREENAME` and `PORTNAME` can be used which resolve to the name of the
# ports tree and the name of the port respectively. This value is set in
# the predefined template variable `.distdir`.
# If no directory is configured, `$PREFIX/porteur/distfiles/{{TREENAME}}`
# will be used.
distfiles-dir = /usr/ports/distfiles/{{TREENAME}}/{{PORTNAME}}
# The number of distributions to keep for a single port. A distribution
# includes all distribution files of a single port version. The history
# can be used for rollbacks.
# If no number or a number less than two is configured only the last
# distribution will be kept.
distfiles-history = 3
# The port's default category that will be used.
# This will be used as the default value in the `porteur port add` command.
# If none is configured, a category must be typed explicitly everytime a
# port is created.
category = tsne
# The default branch to use for a Git repository.
# This will be used as the default value in the `porteur port add` command.
# If none is configured, the `main` branch is used as default value.
git-branch = porteur
# The location of the make.conf file.
# If none is configured, `/etc/make.conf` will be used as default value.
make.conf = /etc/make.conf
# When editing configuration files or variables, porteur needs to know which
# editor to use. Per default porteur tries to determine the editor from the
# environment. It reads the VISUAL or the EDITOR environment variable (in
# this particular order) and uses this editor. When nothing can be found
# and nothing is configured it falls back to `vi`.
editor = vim
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