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Team sync was always something that we were thinking about, but for the EF there is no use-case as there is also an external script that does that already. Adding a feature for the benefit of other users would be welcome ofc. |
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This is faaar from working. I still need to understand some basic concepts in otterdog.
I'm just using this to collect some feedback, whether such an addition to otterdog would be wanted.
Use-Case: Our GitHub teams are mapped to an IdP provider for centralized permission management. I need to either set
skip_memberson all our teams and use an additional script (currently Pulumi with Terraform under the hood), or I can extend otterdog to handle team-sync directly.Note that adding team-sync and team-to-repo permission settings will slow down otterdog commands potentially significantly.