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ForgeToml

Struct ForgeToml 

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struct ForgeToml {
Show 21 fields orgs: Vec<OrgEntry>, accounts: Vec<AccountEntry>, models: HashMap<String, ModelSettings>, handoff: HandoffSettings, dictate: DictateSettings, tts: TtsSettings, huggingface: HuggingfaceSettings, gotify: Option<GotifyConfig>, systemone: Option<SystemOneSection>, vault: Option<VaultSection>, slack: Vec<SlackConfig>, plugins: PluginSettings, gateway: Option<GatewaySettings>, server: ServerConfig, client: ClientConfig, browser: BrowserSettings, terminal: TerminalSettings, documents: DocumentsSettings, usage: UsageSettings, sessions: SessionsSection, env: HashMap<String, String>,
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The whole forge.toml. Unknown keys are rejected so a mistyped section name fails the load instead of being ignored.

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§orgs: Vec<OrgEntry>§accounts: Vec<AccountEntry>§models: HashMap<String, ModelSettings>

Optional [models."<name>"] tables - parameters a model name carries to every spawn. Absent means no model parameters are stamped and the CLI’s own resolution stands.

§handoff: HandoffSettings

Optional [handoff] section - when forge replaces a session with a fresh one that continues from a brief. Absent means the defaults, which is on at 85% with a compaction backstop of 1.

§dictate: DictateSettings

Optional [dictate] section - local dictation. Absent section -> disabled, which is what keeps a 3 GB model download opt-in.

§tts: TtsSettings

Optional [tts] section - speech out. Absent section -> disabled, which keeps the model install opt-in.

§huggingface: HuggingfaceSettings

Optional [huggingface] section - the token a gated Hub repository needs. Absent section leaves every Hub read untokened.

§gotify: Option<GotifyConfig>

Optional [gotify] section - the inbound-notification server connection. Absent section → None → the Gotify subsystem stays dormant.

§systemone: Option<SystemOneSection>

Optional [systemone] section - the decision-model endpoint the session tools ask. Absent or enabled = false → None → the tools are never injected.

§vault: Option<VaultSection>

Optional [vault] section - the Vaultwarden account the vault family talks to. Absent -> the family is not injected.

§slack: Vec<SlackConfig>

Optional [[slack]] sections - one entry per workspace. Absent or empty → the connector stays dormant.

§plugins: PluginSettings

Optional [plugins] section - opt-in plugin auto-update. Absent section → all defaults, which leaves auto-update off.

§gateway: Option<GatewaySettings>

Optional [gateway] section - the inference listener’s port.

§server: ServerConfig

Optional [server] section - the socket’s listener. Absent section means its defaults, which is on and on loopback.

§client: ClientConfig

Optional [client] section - the sets a client draws with. Absent section means every name unset, which is the built-in.

§browser: BrowserSettings

Optional [browser] section - how the server’s browser hosts encode and when an idle profile closes. Absent section keeps the defaults.

§terminal: TerminalSettings

Optional [terminal] section - the shell a seat’s terminal runs, how much scrollback it keeps, and when an idle one closes. Absent section keeps the defaults.

§documents: DocumentsSettings

Optional [documents] section - the ceiling on one handed document. Absent section keeps the 10 MiB default.

§usage: UsageSettings

Optional [usage] section - the background poller’s refresh interval. Absent section keeps the 60 s default.

§sessions: SessionsSection

Optional [sessions] section - whether a dead durable seat comes back. Absent section keeps the defaults, which heal it.

§env: HashMap<String, String>

Optional top-level [env] table - the BASE every session starts from, overridden per key by [accounts.env] and then by the project’s env. Merged into LoadedAccount.env at load; the project layer is applied at spawn. Absent -> empty.

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impl Debug for ForgeToml

Hand-written so the global env’s values stay out of it; the sections it holds redact themselves.

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for ForgeToml

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fn deserialize<__D>(__deserializer: __D) -> Result<Self, __D::Error>
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