Combining all possible configurations in an example TOML file

[yigitkonur]

While understanding a project solely through its code can be challenging for many, a comprehensive TOML file outlining all configuration options and their default values would greatly enhance comprehension.

This file would serve as a valuable resource for users to grasp the project's workings. To achieve this, I have meticulously reviewed the providers/ folder and documentation to compile a complete list of all possible configurations, resulting in the all_possible_config.toml file.

If you like to add this, maybe you may consider the README to reference this.

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Important

Adds all_possible_config.toml to document all configuration options and suggests updating the README to reference it.

• New File:
  • Adds all_possible_config.toml to document all configuration options and default values.
• Configuration Sections:
  • Includes sections for auth, crypto, email, completion, agent, database, embedding, file, ingestion, orchestration, and additional settings.
  • Details providers, default values, and environment variable overrides for each section.
• Documentation:
  • Suggests updating the README to reference the new configuration file.

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• Skipped posting 2 drafted comments based on config settings.

1. py/all_possible_config.toml:30

• Draft comment:
  The default admin password is set to a weak value, which is a security risk. It should be emphasized to change it immediately in production.
• Reason this comment was not posted:
  Comment looked like it was already resolved.

2. py/all_possible_config.toml:113

• Draft comment:
  The smtp_password should not be hardcoded in the configuration file for security reasons. It should be set via environment variables.
• Reason this comment was not posted:
  Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable:
  This is an example/template config file showing all possible options with placeholder values. The file already documents that sensitive values should be set via environment variables. The comment is technically correct about security best practices, but redundant since this is already addressed in the file's documentation. The placeholder value "secure_smtp_password" is clearly not meant for production use.
  The comment raises a valid security concern. Perhaps the file should more explicitly mark certain fields as "DO NOT USE IN PRODUCTION" to prevent copy-paste mistakes?
  The file already has extensive documentation about environment variables, and the value is clearly a placeholder. Adding more warnings would make the example config more cluttered.
  Delete the comment since the security concern is already addressed by the file's existing documentation about environment variables.

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