Keep track of the admins' nicks #26
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Having this information in a single place makes things less confusing. Also, this will be useful if we ever decide to: - handle IRCop credentials through Ansible (see hashbang#17), - manage the `sudo` group through Ansible (see hashbang#25), or - manage Github teams through Ansible (currently unlikely).
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@hashbang/administrators Please, let's be quick on this: this would make the work on hashbang/hashbang#8 much simpler (the format is documented, we can ask people to send PRs) |
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@ChickenNuggers did you want to change this btw?
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Having this information in a single place makes things less confusing.
Also, this will be useful if we ever decide to:
sudogroup through Ansible (see Manage LDAP groups through Ansible #25), or