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Set repo metadata (e.g. project-name, description, ...) from repo #504

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lightlike opened this issue Apr 9, 2024 · 0 comments
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Repo metadata is currently set via cli commands.
I always neet to look at the commands again because I do not use these regularely.

Describe the solution you'd like
Some way to set or update the description or other values via the main branch in a configuration-as-code kind of way.
This could be done by creating a .soft-serve file of any format (e.g. json, yaml, ini, ...) or data pulled from a kind of metadata block inside the readme file (like pandoc does)

Values that might be useful to set this way:

  • project-name
  • description
  • is-private
  • is-hidden
  • collaborators

This might also be used for settings hooks and similar if security allows that. (maybe by only allowing server preconfigured hooks)
But I am pretty new to soft-serve and git server hooks so I do not know if that is a good/useful idea.

Describe alternatives you've considered
see above

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