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feat: Add a new check to ensure no teams have admin or maintain access. #485

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@feanil feanil commented Mar 6, 2024

For each repo, the check will find any teams that have admin or maintain
access to that repo and downgrade the access of the team to write.

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I did not test this, but the logic makes sense. 👍🏼

class EnsureNoAdminOrMaintainTeams(Check):
"""
Teams should not be granted `admin` or `maintain` access to a repository unless the access
is exceptions and it is noted here. All other `admin` and `maintain` access is downgraded to
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is exceptions and it is noted here. All other `admin` and `maintain` access is downgraded to
is an exception and it is noted here. All other `admin` and `maintain` access is downgraded to

Not sure if you meant "in exceptions" or just missed an "an".

For each repo, the check will find any teams that have admin or maintain
access to that repo and downgrade the access of the team to write.
@feanil feanil merged commit 9434bea into master Mar 12, 2024
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@feanil feanil deleted the feanil/disable_admin branch March 12, 2024 14:40
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