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Gitlab LDAP sync script tries to remove "bot" users from groups. #44
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I've not looked yet, but I suspect the users API will be able to reveal if a user is a bot. We could then exclude bot users from deletions. (I noticed this happening at our corporate Gitlab too, though I've only ever needed to run the tool once here so far.) |
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Gitlab LDAP sync script tries to remove "bot users" from non-ldap groups.
Gitlab LDAP sync script tries to remove "bot" users from groups.
Jan 25, 2024
Reformatted the Title. I first noticed it with groups that did not match a LDAP group name. But it is happening with all groups. |
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The Gitlab LDAP sync script tries to currently remove "bot users" that are created when adding an
access_token
from non-ldap groups. Maybe even from groups that are also present in LDAP.https://gitlab.example.com/groups/<GROUPNAME>/-/settings/access_tokens
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