pillar.example

gitolite:
  shell: /bin/bash
  home: /home
  repository_url: https://github.com/sitaramc/gitolite.git
  revision: v3.6.1
  ssh_admin_pubkey_name: gitolite-admin
  ssh_admin_pubkey_source: salt://ssh_keys/admin.pub
  ssh_pubkey: ssh-rsa here_goes_your_public_ssh_key== admin@example.com # default admin key if user's ssh_pubkey is not defined
  ssh_pubkey_source: salt://ssh_keys  # default SSH pubkey source
  # In some setups SSH is not available on localhost
  admin_host: localhost
  #admin_host: my.host.test
  users:
    - username: git
      # from the docs:
      #   default umask gives you perms of '0700'; see the rc file docs for
      #   how/why you might change this
      # If you change this, you'll need to manually adjust the permissions of already present files.
      # This MUST be set as a string in order to preserve the leading zeros.
      umask: '0077'
      # Add these users to the $username group (in this example: git)
      group_add: []
      # group_add:
      #   - www-data
      ssh_admin_pubkey_name: gitolite-admin
      ssh_admin_pubkey_source: salt://ssh_keys/admin.pub
      ssh_pubkey: ssh-rsa here_goes_your_public_ssh_key== git@example.com
      shell: /bin/zsh
      managed: True  # Manage via Salt; Include gitolite.managed!
      gitolite_conf_source: salt://gitolite/files/my_gitolite.conf.jinja
      ssh_pubkey_source: salt://ssh_keys  # May be ommitted
      ssh_pubkeys:
        - alice
        - bob
        - name: mallory
          remove: True
      # Set GIT_CONFIG_KEYS to enable 'config key=value' in the repo config file
      git_config_keys: '.*'