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Message #00513
launchpad account for ubuntu-ci-services-itself
Hey Guys,
In our Juju deployer configs, we'll have cases where we need to
configure a launchpad user name (and eventually oauth) for a service.
For example, the ppa-assigner needs both.
I was wondering how we should go about this. Should we just try and use
~canonical-ci-engineering, or create something specific to this. Maybe
~ci-engineering-private instead?
Currently the ppa-assigner will want to use all the PPA's owned by the
user. ie - if we used the ~canonical-ci-engineering, the current code
would be willing to assign:
https://launchpad.net/~canonical-ci-engineering/+archive/ci-lab
I could make the ppa-assigner be smarter and only use ppa's that
following some naming-pattern.
I don't have a real strong opinion. I kind of lean to using
~canonical-ci-engineering, and using some naming pattern like
"ci-pool_XXX", but it doesn't really matter to me. I'll list 3 options
and lets choose one:
1) canonical-ci-engineering + ppa's by naming pattern
2) canoncial-ci-engineering-private
3) create a new user
Votes/Opinions/etc?
-andy
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