---
patchworks:
  # Entries are full URLs to the patchwork server toplevel
  'https://patchwork.kernel.org':
    # You can comment 'apitoken' out and pass a --tokens-file option, which is a separate yaml file
    # containing just the api tokens. The format is the same as this file, but everything other
    # than patchworks->[url]->apitoken is ignored. This allows splitting secrets from logic
    # in order to share configuration with others.
    apitoken: 'your-api-token'
    projects:
      # URL subpath name of the project
      'linux-amlogic':
        # Email will go out from this address
        from: 'patchwork-bot+linux-amlogic@kernel.org'
        # Any summaries will be sent to these addresses
        summaryto:
          - 'developer@example.com'
          - 'developer@example.org'
        # If this is set, all emails from the bot will be
        # cc'd to the list
        cclist: true
        # When run with -k
        housekeeping:
          # Automatically supersede new series coming in from the same
          # author and with the exact same subject (sans prefixes). This
          # setting tells us how many days back we should look to find a
          # matching series.
          autosupersede: 30
          # Archive any patches older than this number of days.
          autoarchive: 90

      'git':
        from: 'patchwork-bot+git@kernel.org'
        summaryto:
          - 'developer@example.com'
          - 'developer@example.org'
        housekeeping:
          autosupersede: 90
          autoarchive: 180

  'https://lore.kernel.org/patchwork':
    apitoken: 'another-api-token'
    projects:
      'lkml':
        from: 'notify+lkml@kernel.org'
        summaryto:
          - 'developer@example.net'
        housekeeping:
          autosupersede: 30
          autoarchive: 180

repos:
  # Each entry is a subpath to a repo from the --reposdir toplevel
  'pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/khilman/linux-amlogic.git':
    # For the notification emails
    treename: 'khilman/linux-amlogic.git'
    # Optional: limit checking to a single branch (instead of --heads)
    # This becomes a required setting if the repo path is a worktree.
    #branch: 'origin/master'
    # For the notification emails, must include %s
    commitlink: 'https://git.kernel.org/khilman/linux-amlogic/c/%.12s'
    # Only notify for commits where committer email exactly matches one
    # of the emails listed below
    committers:
      - 'khilman@example.org'
    # Which projects should be consulted on all new commits
    projects:
      # The project name MUST match one of the projects defined in patchworks:
      # This necessarily means that the project name must be unique across all
      # defined patchwork servers.
      'linux-amlogic':
        # entries are head names in the repository
        # e.g. this one is for refs/heads/example
        # They are matched with 'endswith' against the full refname
        'example':
          # Default "fromstate" is "new" or "in-review"
          # This is the state we will set on all matching patches
          tostate: 'Queued'
          # Send summary about changes to the people defined in "summaryto"
          send_summary: true
        'for-next':
          # If you add a new fromstate, you have to specify the default ones
          fromstate:
            - 'new'
            - 'in-review'
            - 'queued'
          tostate: 'Accepted'
          send_summary: true
          # Notify submitters when their patches change state.
          # The bot will send a single email per series.
          notify_submitter: true
          # CC the list on submitter notifications.
          # Note, that summaries will be sent to the list as well, if 
          # send_summary is true.
          cclist: true
        'fixes':
          fromstate:
            - 'new'
            - 'in-review'
            - 'queued'
          tostate: 'Accepted'
          send_summary: true
          notify_submitter: true
          cclist: true

  'pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git':
    treename: 'torvalds/linux.git'
    commitlink: 'https://git.kernel.org/torvalds/c/%.12s'
    projects:
      'lkml':
        'master':
          fromstate:
            - 'new'
            - 'in-next'
          tostate: 'Accepted'
          notify_submitter: true
          # We only notify if the below address is in the cc list
          onlyifcc:
            - 'notify@kernel.org'

  'pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/next/linux-next.git':
    treename: 'next/linux-next.git'
    commitlink: 'https://git.kernel.org/next/linux-next/c/%.12s'
    projects:
      'lkml':
        'master':
          tostate: 'In Next'
          notify_submitter: true
          # Single-value arrays can be defined as strings as well
          onlyifcc: 'notify@kernel.org'

# The below templates are self-explanatory
# yamllint disable rule:line-length
templates:
  summary: |
           Hello:

           The following patches were marked "${newstate}", because they were applied to
           ${treename} (${refname}):

           ${summary}

           Total patches: ${total}

           --
           ${signature}
  submitter: |
             Hello:

             This ${reqtype} was applied to ${treename} (${refname})
             by ${committer}:

             On ${sentdate} you wrote:
             ${trimquote}

             Here is the summary with links:
             ${summary}

             You are awesome, thank you!
             --
             ${signature}
  signature: |
             Deet-doot-dot, I am a bot.
             https://korg.docs.kernel.org/patchwork/pwbot.html
# yamllint enable