There is a way to disable apply?

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Issue by @tsiq-cejas
Wednesday Feb 21, 2018 at 19:30 GMT
Migrated from hootsuite/atlantis#246
Why was it migrated?

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There is any way to disable/control who can trigger an atlantis apply?

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Comment by @lkysow
Wednesday Feb 21, 2018 at 19:56 GMT

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You can set --require-approval when running atlantis server. This will
require a pull request approval prior to allowing apply.

In the next release you'll be able to control this further by using GitHub
CODEOWNERS.

On Wed, Feb 21, 2018, 11:30 AM Ernesto Cejas Padilla <
[email protected]> wrote:

There is any way to disable/control who can trigger an atlantis apply?

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Comment by @tsiq-cejas
Wednesday Feb 21, 2018 at 20:11 GMT

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Thanks, what about a way of disabling it completely? This is useful when
you are using other tools to apply your changes.

On Wed, Feb 21, 2018 at 2:56 PM Luke Kysow [email protected] wrote:

You can set --require-approval when running atlantis server. This will
require a pull request approval prior to allowing apply.

In the next release you'll be able to control this further by using GitHub
CODEOWNERS.

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Comment by @lkysow
Wednesday Feb 21, 2018 at 23:57 GMT

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Not right now. In the next release you'll be able to set custom steps for an apply, so you could set a a single step like exit 1 and it would never apply.

Questions for you: are you interested in using Atlantis just for the comment on the pull request then? Also I'm curious what tools you're using to apply your changes? Just interested in your use-case because others might have it too.

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Comment by @tsiq-cejas
Friday Feb 23, 2018 at 17:41 GMT

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thanks,

1. Yes, I am interested in using Atlantis just for the comment on the pull
   request. Is too risky that anyone can apply right now.
2. Right now a mix of manual with travis applies.

On Wed, Feb 21, 2018 at 6:57 PM Luke Kysow [email protected] wrote:

Not right now. In the next release you'll be able to set custom steps for
an apply, so you could set a a single step like exit 1 and it would never
apply.

Questions for you: are you interested in using Atlantis just for the
comment on the pull request then? Also I'm curious what tools you're using
to apply your changes? Just interested in your use-case because others
might have it too.

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Closed by #152. In version 0.4 now.

You can add an atlantis.yaml file at the repo root and then set the apply workflow to be a no-op.

# atlantis.yaml
version: 2
projects:
- dir: .
  workflow: noapply
# list all your projects
workflows:
  noapply:
    apply:
      steps: [] # There are no steps so nothing will happen.