migrate bug report to gitea #1
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Users are redirected to phabricator for issue, use API to create issues.
This does not work for arbitrary users: API does not allow username/password and retrieving a token needs a login, so the issue can be created here directly...
IMHO there are two ways to tackle this:
The way organizations work in gitea it seems like I have to reevaluate the strategy. This does not work as I thought, i.e.
I can not use a team from another Organization, users are not automatically in the IPKM-public org, etc.
Move the repo to IPKM and assign agvogel team as owner, so that the actual users can create tickets. This is OK for this repo, but intergroup collaboration should be also possible. I have to look how I can do this.
The default for IPKM would be then "public" and IPKM-public is not needed anymore.
This would solve the LDAP mapping of the groups, as that is already setup.
Create a dummy user, make a token. That access token can be used then for that ticket creation. The dummy user must be in the correct team. The user creating the ticket is then basically unknown to gitea, one could put the username in the body of the template though.
The damaris-script-library repository is working I think:
https://gitea.pkm.physik.tu-darmstadt.de/IPKM/damaris-script-library/settings/collaboration
The rights look correct:
Shall I move it the IPKM organization?
We would have to fix the links again ...
This is moved to the other org (IPKM).