- Apr 07, 2021
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Karl Fogel authored
Reviewed in advance by Frank, who said "Yeah, that sounds right.": https://chat.opentechstrategies.com/#narrow/stream/\ 45-Lever-for.20Change/topic/Accounts/near/98341
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Karl Fogel authored
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Karl Fogel authored
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Frank Duncan authored
Before the ansible refactor, we were copying and pasting a lot of ansible configs. Instead of copying and pasting the large tar balls that went with those deployments, they all lived in a central 'thirdparty' directory. However, that creates confusing ansible playbooks and directory structure, and it's much simpler to have things co-located. This resolves that change.
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Karl Fogel authored
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Karl Fogel authored
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- Oct 02, 2020
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Karl Fogel authored
This includes documenting the policy decision that shared user accounts are allowed, and includes various other improvements and consolidations in our documentation about user account management.
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- Aug 11, 2020
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Karl Fogel authored
In commit 36442f04 I added the word "roles" to a section title in order to make the section findable via a search for that word. This had the unintentional side effect of changing the canonical anchor link for that section, from "https://..DESIGN.md#user-groups" to "https://.../DESIGN.md#user-groups--roles". But the original link is one that we've shared with others, including with Lever for Change, so we should try to keep it stable. This commit restores the original section title (and thus the original anchor link), and moves the word "roles" into the first paragraph so we can still find it in a search.
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Karl Fogel authored
(Reviewed and approved by Frank in real time on the phone.)
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- Aug 04, 2020
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Karl Fogel authored
As promised in today's meeting with LFC, create a canonical place where we will maintain documentation for the access groups.
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- Jul 15, 2020
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Karl Fogel authored
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- Apr 14, 2020
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Frank Duncan authored
Also updates various docs for the system as it came to be rather than the system as we originally intended it. The DESIGN.md came from github.com/OpenTechStrategies/torque before we split it apart
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