
The worker-written config files would all refer to `flamenco-worker-example.yaml`, even though this file doesn't even exist. Instead, the configuration file will refer to the appropriate documentation on the website, and the credentials file will explain what happens when you delete it. The credentials are otherwise intentionally left undocumented, as their contents are not to be manually edited. The only thing to do with that file is delete it so that the Worker re-registers itself at startup.
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// package website contains references to the Flamenco website.
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// Constants defined here can be used in the rest of Flamenco, for example for log messages.
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package website
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const (
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DocVariablesURL = "https://flamenco.blender.org/usage/variables/blender/"
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WorkerCredsUnknownHelpURL = "https://flamenco.blender.org/faq/#what-does-unknown-worker-is-trying-to-communicate-mean"
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BugReportURL = "https://flamenco.blender.org/get-involved"
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ShamanRequirementsURL = "https://flamenco.blender.org/usage/shared-storage/shaman/#requirements"
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WorkerConfigURL = "https://flamenco.blender.org/usage/worker-configuration/"
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)
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