v1git.conf.example

v1config:
  # The following is taken from the url of your v1 instance
  # eg. https://www14.v1host.com/v1sdktesting/Default.aspx
  hostname: 'www14.v1host.com'
  instance: 'v1sdktesting'
  
  # we can either use username/password or access_token - access_token is preferred
  #username: ''
  #password: ''

  # You can get the access_token by mousing over your name in the upper-right 
  # corner of v1 and clicking "Applications". A dialog will walk you through
  # generating an access_token.
  access_token: ''

  # probably do not need to change this.
  type_prefixes:
    D: 'Defect'
    B: 'Story'
  port: 443
  protocol: 'https'
v1_story_statuses:
  # go to #{YOURHOST}/rest-1.v1/Data/StoryStatus ie. 
  # https://www14.v1host.com/v1sdktesting/rest-1.v1/Data/StoryStatus
  # to find the story status IDs for your v1 account.
  # 'test' status probably won't be setup by default in your versionone
  # account. You may need to have to add a column in kanban:
  # https://community.versionone.com/Help-Center/Portfolio_Planning/Portfolio_Kanban/Working_with_Portfolio_Kanbans#Changing_Columns
  # https://community.versionone.com/Help-Center/Setup_and_Administration/List_Type_Administration
  # Story Status to set when running `v1git develop`
  develop: 'StoryStatus:134' # In Progress
  # Story status to set when running `v1git qa`
  test: 'StoryStatus:1073' # In Test
github:
  # If you're using github enterprise, point this to your domain name
  # Typically, you'll need to add /api/v3 to it. Eg.
  # https://github.mydomain.com/api/v3/
  endpoint: https://api.github.com

  # Auth token used to access github. Leave this as "AUTOGENERATE" to have v1git create one for you. The auth token
  # needs to have permission to read/write code in repos

  # if you use 2FA, you will need to generate the auth_token yourself. Please follow
  # https://help.github.com/articles/creating-an-access-token-for-command-line-use/
  # make sure to check "repo" permissions
  oauth_token: "AUTOGENERATE"