Hi, > On 30. Jul 2020, at 05:42, Chris Lambertus <c...@apache.org> wrote: > > There is no policy per-se, we have done this in the past, specifically for > repo:status tokens; > > Please create an infra jira ticket. Unfortunately, it’s an extremely manual > process on our end, and requires Infra to create and maintain an account and > password+token for each project, so it’s something we try to avoid unless > absolutely necessary.
In which case would such a thing ever be "absolutely necessary"? However, I have come to find it very very convenient to be able to visit a PR and see how it fares, in particular since I like setting up repos to not permit merges unless the CI gives its thumbs up - which is of course also not absolutely necessary - but useful. Is there any chance there might be a more generic solution than using personal tokens or high-effort investment of INFRA to the problem of setting the commit status on GitHub from ci-builds in the near future? Cheers, -- Richard
