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Add gh-team-whitelist
command line argument
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- make go:deps-dev | ||
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- make go:deps |
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Use /
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yarn website:dev | |||
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go-get: |
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let's use go/get
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go-get: | ||
go get | ||
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go-build: |
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let's use go/build
(e.g. like our docker/build
)
We've merged #9 which does the same thing but uses |
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@aknysh resolve conflicts
this was implemented and merged in #9 |
Will setting |
what
gh-team-whitelist
command line argumentwhy
{team}:{command},{team}:{command}
, e.g.--gh-team-whitelist=dev:plan,ops:apply,devops:*
. This example means to give the users from thedev
GitHub team the permissions to execute theplan
command, give theops
team the permissions to execute theapply
command, and allow thedevops
team to perform any operation*:*
) will be used and the default behavior will be to not check permissions and to allow users from any team to perform any operation