Cats clowder.yml example

See also: clowder.yml syntax reference

name: cats-clowder

defaults:
  protocol: https
  branch: tracking_branch
  git:
    config:
      alias.cat: '!echo "😸"'

clowder:
  - name: JrGoodle/mu
    branch: groom
    git:
      lfs: true
      recursive: true
  - name: JrGoodle/duke
    tag: v0.01
  - name: JrGoodle/kit
    path: black-cats/kit
    commit: f2e20031ddce5cb097105f4d8ccbc77f4ac20709
  - name: JrGoodle/kishka
    path: black-cats/kishka
    git:
      config:
        alias.cat: '!echo "😸😸😸"'
  - name: JrGoodle/june
    path: black-cats/june
    git:
      config:
        alias.cat: null
  - name: JrGoodle/sasha
    path: black-cats/sasha
    remote: catnip

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defaults:
  protocol: https
  branch: tracking_branch
  git:
    config:
      alias.cat: '!echo "😸"'

This example specifies a default branch of tracking_branch that all projects will inherit. It’s also possible to specify a default tag or commit. The gitsection can contain custom git config entries that will be installed for all projects.

- name: JrGoodle/mu
  branch: groom
  git:
    lfs: true
    recursive: true

This project will track the groom branch. The git configuration enables git lfs and submodules. Running clowder herd will install git lfs hooks, pull lfs files, and clone submodules recursively.

- name: JrGoodle/duke
  tag: v0.01

This project will check out the repository to the commit the v0.01 tag points to.

- name: JrGoodle/kit
  path: black-cats/kit
  commit: f2e20031ddce5cb097105f4d8ccbc77f4ac20709

This project will check out the repository to the commit specified by the full sha-1. The path the repository will be cloned at is black-cats/kit

- name: JrGoodle/kishka
  path: black-cats/kishka
  git:
    config:
      alias.cat: '!echo "😸😸😸"'

When specified at the project level, the same git config values override any of the same ones in the defaults, in this case an alias for a git cat command that prints 😸.

- name: JrGoodle/june
  path: black-cats/june
  git:
    config:
      alias.cat: null

To unset a git config entry in defaults, set the value to null.

- name: JrGoodle/sasha
  path: black-cats/sasha
  remote: catnip

Adding a remote entry will create a remote named catnip instead of origin.