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Access Control Config
A MakeOS repository is open and accessible to everyone in the world. However, many users will need the ability to control who can perform actions on it.
Maintainers will need the ability to grant privileges to contributors similarly to how they can do so on traditional code collaboration platforms.
MakeOS allows owners of a repository to set policies that allow or deny access to perform certain operations.
Like governance configuration, policies can be added when creating a new repository or through a repository update proposal.
A policy is a rule that determines what action can be performed by an entity against a specific repository’s resource.
- a subject: A user or entity the policy targets.
- an object: The target resource the policy will be applied to.
- an action: The action that can be executed against the object by the subject.
The policy below grants
write action to the push key pk1wfx7vp8qfy...xjrj48tpkfwme7, allowing the contributor that controls the key to do a push request to the branch named refs/heads/dev.{
"sub": "pk1wfx7vp8qfyv98cctvamqwec5xjrj48tpkfwme7",
"obj": "refs/heads/dev",
"act": "write"
}
A policy subject is an entity that is the target of one or more rules defined in a policy. The object can only interact with the repository based on the policies addressed to it. A subject can be one of the following:
- A push key address (e.g
pk1wfx7vp8qfyv98cctvamqwec5xjrj48tpkfwme7). creator: The creator of the target object or resource.contrib: A contributor to the repository.all: Everyone on the network.
A policy object is a repository resource that subject is allowed to or restricted from interacting with; A policy specifically dictates how the subject can interact with the object. MakeOS allows branches, tags, notes or reference root path as subjects. The object can be:
refs/heads: Branches under therefs/headspath will be captured.refs/heads/branch: Only a branch namedbranchis captured.refs/tags: All tags underrefs/tagspath are captured.refs/tags/v1.0: Only a tag namedv1.0is captured.refs/notes: All notes underrefs/notespath are captured.refs/notes/intro: Only a note namedintrois captured.refs/heads/issues: All issues underrefs/heads/issuespath are captured.refs/heads/issues/1: Only an issue with ID =1is captured.refs/heads/merges: All merge requests underrefs/heads/mergespath are captured.refs/heads/merges/1: Only a merge request with ID =1will be captured.
A policy action describes the action a subject is allowed to perform against a target object. MakeOS supports the following actions:
write: Allows the subject to perform write operation (e.g push).deny-write: Deny the subject the right to perform a write operation.update: Allows the subject to perform write operations reserved for an admin.deny-update: Deny the subject the right to perform an admin write operation.delete: Allows the subject to perform delete operation.delete-deny: Deny the subject the right to perform delete operation.
Here is how to set repository policies when creating a new repository:
CLI
Console
kit repo create "myrepo" \
--signing-key=0 \
--fee=1.51 \
--config='{ "policies": [{
"sub": "all",
"obj": "refs/heads/master",
"act": "deny-delete" }]}'
repo.create({
name: "myrepo",
fee: "0.01",
value: "10",
config: {
"policies": [{ "sub": "all", "obj": "refs/heads/master", "act": "deny-delete"}]
}
}, user.getKey(accounts[0],"passphrase"))
MakeOS sets default policies for new repositories. You can override these policies by providing a non-empty
config object when creating or updating your repository.Object | Subject | Action | Description |
refs/heads/issues | all | write | Anyone can create an issue |
refs/heads/merges | all | write | Anyone can create a merge request |
refs/heads | contrib | write | Only contributors can create branches |
refs/heads | contrib | delete | Contributors can delete any branch |
refs/heads/master | contrib | deny-delete | Contributors cannot delete master branch |
refs/tags | contrib | write | Contributors can create tags |
refs/tags | contrib | delete | Contributors can delete tags |
refs/notes | contrib | write | Contributors can create notes |
refs/notes | contrib | delete | Contributors can delete notes |
refs/heads/issues | contrib | delete | Contributors can delete issues |
refs/heads/issues | contrib | update | Contributors can update admin properties of an issue |
refs/heads/issues | creator | delete | Issue creators can delete issues they created |
refs/heads/issues | creator | update | Issue creators can update admin fields of the issues they created |
refs/heads/merges | creator | delete | Merge request creators can delete merge requests they created |
refs/heads/merges | creator | update | Merge request creators can update admin fields of requests they created |
refs/heads/merges | contrib | update | Contributors can update admin fields of a merge request |
refs/heads/merges | contrib | delete | Contributors can delete merge requests |
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