On 15/08/25 at 13:11 +0800, Blair Noctis wrote: > (The last message got signing messed up, sorry) > > On 2025-08-14T22:21:56+0200, Salvo Tomaselli <tipos...@tiscali.it>: > > Hello, > > > > I do not want merge requests from random people. I want a bugreport > > with an attached patch. How can I signal this to people? (without > > spending an inordinate amount of time in salsa to click around and > > disable merge requests entirely). > > I don't really know about a way to signal such without disabling MRs, nobody > reads project descriptions, and for salsa, even READMEs. Maybe [MR > templates], though that's kinda unfriendly for the other side. > > If you do want to disable them, here are some instructions to make it > faster: > > - Web interface > 1. Go to repository > 2. On the left sidebar, click Settings - General > 3. Click to expand "Visibility, project features, permissions" > 4. Under "Repository", uncheck "Merge requests" > 5. Scroll down a bit and click "Save changes" > - API, practically also CLI > 0. Get a personal access token at > https://salsa.debian.org/-/user_settings/personal_access_tokens?scopes=api,write_repository > 1. `curl --request PUT --url > https://salsa.debian.org/api/v4/projects/<id> > --header 'PRIVATE-TOKEN: <personal-access-token>' --header 'content-type: > application/json' --data '{"merge_requests_access_level": "disabled"}'` > 1. `<id>` could be (1) the numeric project ID, which is shown > in the > pop-up menu when you click the ⋮ button at the upper right corner on the > "home" page of the project, or in Settings - General; (2) > `<owner>%2f<project>` > 2. Add `"issues_access_level": "disabled"` to the JSON after > `--data` in 2 > and you get to also disable the cursed issues! > 3. Free takeaway: `curl > https://salsa.debian.org/api/v4/users/<username>/projects | jq '.[].name'` > (or `/groups/<group>/projects`) (or `'.[].id') > - glab (GitLab CLI): AFAIK it doesn't have a "porcelain" command for that, > and the "plumbing" command (`glab api`) is essentially just calling the API
If you want to get the list of `owner/project` where MRs should be disabled, you could easily script something around https://udd.debian.org/salsa/: curl 'https://udd.debian.org/salsa/?email1=ltworf%40debian.org&format=json' | jq -r '.status[] | select (.mrs_enabled==true) | .project' Lucas
