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Currently the only darc commands related to repository policies are get-repository-policies and set-repository-policies. While that covers CRU because set-repository-policies both creates and updates (well, overwrites) policies, there is no command to delete repo policies.
For example, we have old policies for non-existent branches that won't be serviced. They just add noise to darc get-repository-policies --all output. I know --all isn't the default but it's very useful when creating policies for branches that don't yet exist.
https://github.com/aspnet/Extensions @ master
- Merge Policies:
Standard
https://github.com/aspnet/Extensions @ release/3.0-preview3
- Merge Policies:
Standard
https://github.com/aspnet/Extensions @ release/3.0-preview4
- Merge Policies:
Standard
https://github.com/aspnet/Extensions @ release/3.0-preview5
- Merge Policies:
Standard
https://github.com/aspnet/Extensions @ release/3.0-preview53
- Merge Policies:
Standard
https://github.com/aspnet/Extensions @ release/3.0-preview6
- Merge Policies:
Standard
https://github.com/aspnet/Extensions @ release/3.0-preview7
- Merge Policies:
Standard
Hmm, that output includes policies for a branch that never existed. The 'release/3.0-preview53' repo policies must have been accidentally created (probably by me ☹️).
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@dougbu commented on Wed Jul 03 2019
Currently the only
darc
commands related to repository policies areget-repository-policies
andset-repository-policies
. While that covers CRU becauseset-repository-policies
both creates and updates (well, overwrites) policies, there is no command to delete repo policies.For example, we have old policies for non-existent branches that won't be serviced. They just add noise to
darc get-repository-policies --all
output. I know--all
isn't the default but it's very useful when creating policies for branches that don't yet exist.For example
Hmm, that output includes policies for a branch that never existed. The 'release/3.0-preview53' repo policies must have been accidentally created (probably by me☹️ ).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: