rulesets: add default branch protection for all repositories #145
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This adds a default branch protection ruleset for *all* (existing and future) repositories in the NixOS org. It only targets the default branch and disallows deletion and force pushes.
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I tried adding to the Thus I can't test what the response looks like etc. Since this is only a single rule, maybe exporting it once is not too bad. Alternatively, @infinisil, you could look into that and adjust the export script accordingly. |
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This adds a default branch protection ruleset for all (existing and future) repositories in the NixOS org. It only targets the default branch and disallows deletion and force pushes.
This seems like a reasonable default and I doubt that any repositories depend on being able to do either of that. And if they do, it's doubtful, whether these repositories are in the right place in the NixOS org.
This needs to be imported on the organization level, via Settings -> Repository -> Rulesets.