config.yml

common: &common

  # Github config
  github_owner: yourcompany
  github_app_name: aleph
  github_repo: aleph_queries

  # You can configure the type of authorization you will be using here
  # options are [saml, database, disabled]
  #
  # If you choose to use database authenication
  # you'll want to first start off with authentication disabled
  # you can then navigate to /admin and create users
  # once you have users created, youll be able to sign in normally with them
  auth_type: database

  # If you are using SAML auth, you'll need to have:
  #
  # saml_issuer: <My App>
  # saml_name_identifier_format: <"urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:nameid-format:transient">

  # Convert database identifiers to lowercase
  # If true, schema information (schema, table, column names) will be converted to lowercase
  # in the Schema tab as well as autocomplete in the Query editor.  It is recommended to set
  # this to true only if your Snowflake `QUOTED_IDENTIFIERS_IGNORE_CASE` account setting
  # is true (so `SELECT * FROM "mytable"` can reference MYTABLE table even when Snowflake
  # stores the table name in uppercase).
  lowercase_db_identifiers: false

development:
  <<: *common
  github_ref: heads/development
  s3_bucket: aleph-development
  s3_folder: results
  auth_type: disabled

test:
  <<: *common
  auth_type: disabled

staging:
  <<: *common
  github_ref: heads/staging
  s3_bucket: aleph-staging
  s3_folder: results
  auth_type: database

production:
  <<: *common
  github_ref: heads/production
  s3_bucket: aleph-production
  s3_folder: results
  auth_type: database