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# .coder.yaml
# This is a Coder configuration file. It tells Coder how to create a workspace
# for this repository. You can use variables like {{org}}, {{repo}}, and {{ref}}
# to dynamically generate values.
#
# This configuration works well with Coder's git-clone module. To use it, you
# can add the following to your template:
#
# data "coder_parameter" "git_url" {
# type = "string"
# name = "Git URL"
# description = "The git repository URL to be cloned."
# default = "<your-git-repo-url>"
# mutable = true
# }
#
# module "git-clone" {
# source = "registry.coder.com/modules/git-clone/coder"
# version = "1.0.12"
# agent_id = <your-agent-id>
# url = data.coder_parameter.git_url.value
# }

# Replace with your Coder deployment URL
host: dev.coder.com

# Specify the Coder template for this repository
template: dogfood

# Define a name for the new workspace using variables such as {{org}}, {{repo}},
# and {{ref}} to dynamically generate values. This name is crucial as it is used
# to identify and potentially reuse an existing workspace within Coder.
name: {{repo}}-{{ref}}

# Uncomment and use 'parameters' to override template defaults
# parameters:
# - name: "Git URL"
# value: "https://github.com/{{org}}/{{repo}}/tree/{{ref}}"