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# Where to put virtualenvs?
virtualenv_basedir="/home/vagrant/sites/virtualenvs"
# Where to put project dirs?
project_basedir="/home/vagrant/sites/projects"
# Comma seperated list of dirs where Chuck should look for modules.
# . will be replaced with the Django Chuck modules dir
module_basedirs = ["."]
# comma seperated list of modules that always should be installed
default_modules=["core",'django-1.4','uwsgi','nginx','fabric', 'mongoengine']
# comma seperated list of app that should additionally get installed
#default_additional_apps = ["south"]
# use virtualenvwrapper?
use_virtualenvwrapper = False
# default django settings module to use
# project_name will be automatically prepended
django_settings = "settings.dev"
# requirements file to install in virtualenv
# default: requirements_local.txt
requirements_file = "requirements_local.txt"
# version control system
# possible values: git, svn, cvs, hg
# default: git
version_control_system = "git"
# the branch you want to checkout / clone
# default is ""
branch = ""
# Python version to use by default
# If not set version of local python interpreter will be used
# python_version = "2.7"
# Where to find virtualenvs on your server?
server_virtualenv_basedir = "/home/vagrant/virtualenvs"
# Where to projects on your server?
server_project_basedir = "/home/vagrant/sites"
# What is your email domain?
email_domain = "localhost"
# module aliases are a list of modules under a single name
module_aliases = {
"test": ["unittest", "jenkins"]
}
# Run in debug mode
debug = False
# Dont delete project after failure?
# delete_project_on_failure=False
# Module to use as template engine
# Default: django_chuck.template.notch_interactive.engine
template_engine = "django_chuck.template.notch_interactive.engine"
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