## TeamCity build agent configuration file

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#   Required Agent Properties        #
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## The address of the TeamCity server. The same as is used to open TeamCity web interface in the browser.
## Example:  serverUrl=https://buildserver.mydomain.com:8111
serverUrl=http://192.168.3.7:8111/

## The unique name of the agent used to identify this agent on the TeamCity server
## Use blank name to let server generate it.
## By default, this name would be created from the build agent's host name
name=Default Agent

## Container directory to create default checkout directories for the build configurations.
## TeamCity agent assumes ownership of the directory and will delete unknown directories inside.
workDir=../work

## Container directory for the temporary directories.
## TeamCity agent assumes ownership of the directory. The directory may be cleaned between the builds.
tempDir=../temp

## Container directory for agent state files and caches.
## TeamCity agent assumes ownership of the directory and can delete content inside.
systemDir=../system


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#   Optional Agent Properties        #
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## A token which is used to identify this agent on the TeamCity server for agent authorization purposes.
## It is automatically generated and saved back on the first agent connection to the server.
authorizationToken=


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#   Default Build Properties         #
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## All properties starting with "system.name" will be passed to the build script as "name"
## All properties starting with "env.name" will be set as environment variable "name" for the build process
## Note that value should be properly escaped. (use "\\" to represent single backslash ("\"))
## More on file structure: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/util/Properties.html#load(java.io.InputStream)

# Build Script Properties

#system.exampleProperty=example Value

# Environment Variables

#env.exampleEnvVar=example Env Value