config.sh.example

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# User-specific configuration. Copy this file to config.sh and edit the values
# for your setup. config.sh is gitignored (it holds machine/identity details).
#
# On a machine with a private plugin that provides its own config.sh, running
# `make plugin DIR=<path>` symlinks the plugin's config.sh here for you, so you
# don't need to create this file by hand.

# Brewfile
BREWDUMP_REMINDER_DAYS=30

# Git
GIT_USER_NAME="Your Name"

# Optional: if set, setup/macos.sh symlinks /Users/<name> -> $HOME so stale
# tooling that references an old macOS username still resolves. Leave blank to skip.
LEGACY_USERNAME=""

# GitHub orgs whose repos must be committed with the work email (enforced by git/hooks/pre-commit)
WORK_GITHUB_ORGS="your-work-org"

# Work identity
WORK_EMAIL="you@work.com"
WORK_1PW_ACCOUNT="your-work.1password.com"
WORK_1PW_KEY="op://Employee/Your Work Machine/public key"

# Personal identity
PERSONAL_EMAIL="you@personal.com"
PERSONAL_1PW_ACCOUNT="my.1password.com"
PERSONAL_1PW_KEY="op://Private/Your Personal Machine/public key"