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#
# this is a template file for `.env.local` file.
# use this file to customize the environment injected into the scripts
# rename this file to `.env.local` to enable it
#
# will be sourced into all `./scripts/*.sh` command scripts
#
# `.env.local` files can even be placed in any su package directory (example: `./packages/wp-plugin/foo/.env.local`)
#

# enable automatic linting before 'git push'
# LINT_ON_PUSH=true

# additional options attached to wp-env related commands
# default to wp-env debug mode
# WP_ENV_START_OPTS='--debug'

# enable testing production build
# TEST_PRODUCTION=true

# enable JS/CSS transpilation in development mode
# NODE_ENV=development

# automatically create wp-plugin localizations for the given languages
# value is a space separated list of locales
# (if not set or empty, no localizations will be created)
# WP_CLI_I18N_LOCALES='en_US de_DE de_DE_formal es_ES es_MX fr_FR it_IT nl_NL pl_PL sv_SE'

# wordpress version to use
# WP_ENV_CORE='WordPress/WordPress#6.9.4'

# helps you when sitting in the train
# https://www.thetwopercent.co.uk/wp-env-error-reading-configuration-etimedout/
NODE_OPTIONS="--network-family-autoselection-attempt-timeout=5000 --dns-result-order=ipv4first"

# used for docker image metadata generation
# VENDOR='IONOS Group'

# enabling the snippet below will disable automatic builds except BUILD_UP_TO_DATE was already declared
# this enables you to disables automatic builds
# and enables you to explicitly enable them per commandline (example: BUILD_UP_TO_DATE=0 pnpm start)
# if [ -z "${BUILD_UP_TO_DATE}" ]; then
#   BUILD_UP_TO_DATE=1
# fi

# enable google chat release notifications (see `./.github/workflows/release.yaml` and `./scripts/pre-release.sh`)
# This secret should point to the webhook for the desired google chat room.
# You can create a (private) webhook for testing by following the instructions at https://developers.google.com/chat/how-tos/webhooks
# GCHAT_RELEASE_ANNOUNCEMENTS_WEBHOOK="<google-chat-release-chatroom>"

# enable google chat pull request notifications (see `./.github/workflows/gchat-notify-pull-request.yaml`)
# This secret should point to the webhook for the desired google chat room.
# You can create a (private) webhook for testing by following the instructions at https://developers.google.com/chat/how-tos/webhooks
# GCHAT_PR_ANNOUNCEMENTS_WEBHOOK="<google-chat-pr-chatroom>"

# the keys of the following array are in version control, they will be copied to the assigned locale
# LANGUAGE_MAPPINGS='de_DE=de_CH de_DE=de_AT de_DE=de_CH_informal de_DE=de_DE_formal fr_FR=fr_CA fr_FR=fr_BE es_ES=es_CL es_ES=es_AR es_ES=es_CO es_ES=es_CR es_ES=es_GT es_ES=es_PE es_ES=es_VE'

# disable gitleaks secret scanning in the pre-commit hook
# CHECK_LEAKED_SECRETS='false'

# possible configs for the 'pnpm stretch' target

# configure the path to your SSH public key file consumed by the root packages stretch script for ssh enablement
# SSH_PUB_FILE=~/.ssh/LarsGersmann_ed25519.pub
# known STRETCH instances are stretch.vision and 82.165.23.75 (stretch.monster and stretch.love)
# STRETCH_ROOT_HOST="${STRETCH_ROOT_HOST:-stretch.vision}"
# known stretch hosts are stretch.vision, stretch.monster and stretch.love
# STRETCH_HOST="${STRETCH_HOST:-stretch.vision}"
# known stretch pillars are db (stretch.vision) two (stretch.monster) and one (stretch.love)
# STRETCH_PILLAR="${STRETCH_PILLAR:-db}"
# known stretch host ports are 222 (stretch.vision) and 22 (stretch.monster and stretch.love)
# STRETCH_HOST_PORT="${STRETCH_HOST_PORT:-222}"