NAME

Shipwright::Manual::ENV - ENV variables Shipwright uses

SYNOPSIS

Introduce ENV variables Shipwright makes use of.

DESCRIPTION

HOME

user's home directory, e.g. /home/joe

USER

user's name, e.g. joe

SHIPWRIGHT_SHIPYARD

SHIPWRIGHT_REPOSITORY ( deprecated )

shipwright's shipyard's uri, i.e. the uri occurs in cmd option -r ...
if there's no -r arg in cmd, this env is used if any.

SHIPWRIGHT_SHIPYARD has higher priority.

e.g. fs:/tmp/fs

SHIPWRIGHT_MAKE

path of 'make' cmd, default value is 'make' on UNIX

SHIPWRIGHT_SOURCE_ROOT

directory where shipwright keeps source data except downloads,
which will be in $ENV{SHIPWRIGHT_USER_ROOT}/downloads.
default value is a temp dir.

SHIPWRIGHT_USER_ROOT

directory where shipwright keeps internal data
( mostly, to speed things up ).
default value is ~/.shipwright

SHIPWRIGHT_LWP_TIMEOUT

LWP timeout( seconds ).
technically, it's the seconds we take to call $ua->timeout($seconds)

SHIPWRIGHT_SVK

path of svk command, default value is svk.

SHIPWRIGHT_SVN

path of svn command, default value is svn. svnadmin command is expected to be in the same directory as svn.

SHIPWRIGHT_GIT

path of git command, default value is git.

SHIPWRIGHT_CPAN_MIRROR

url of the cpan mirror

SHIPWRIGHT_TEST_EXTRA

some tests depend on something that's missing in some distribution, to
make cpan's report happy, thoese tests are disabled by default.
you can enable this to set this true.

SHIPWRIGHT_TEST_SVK

test svk backend if this's true

SHIPWRIGHT_TEST_SVN

test svn backend if this's true

SHIPWRIGHT_TEST_GIT

test git backend if this's true

SHIPWRIGHT_DEVEL

use confess instead of die if this's true

PERL_MM_USE_DEFAULT

CPAN in Shipwright is always run without interaction,
so this will always be true.

FTP_PASSIVE

used in FTP source, true by default 

SVKROOT

used in tests, svk depot path

SEE ALSO

Shipwright, Shipwright::Manual

AUTHORS

sunnavy <sunnavy@bestpractical.com>

LICENCE AND COPYRIGHT

Shipwright is Copyright 2007-2011 Best Practical Solutions, LLC.

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.