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Migrate from branch protection to rulesets? #255
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I may have been too hasty! At some point in the future, GitHub should have a "click here to move your branch protection settings to rulesets" button. Unless someone wants to pick this up sooner than later, I think it'll be less work if we wait for the button. |
I like the EASY button
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I may have been too hasty! At some point in the future, GitHub should have a "click here to move your branch protection settings to rulesets" button. Unless someone wants to pick this up sooner than later, I think it'll be less work if we wait for the button.
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Is this a duplicate of 333 and can be closed out in this issue? |
One problem is that branch protection is easily verified, and Scorecard does this. Rulesets aren't. I didn't see an argument for the switch - why should we switch? |
Notes from TAC call where this was discussed:
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We're currently using branch protection settings for PRs, but we could also consider migrating from branch protection to rulesets (https://github.com/ossf/tac/settings/rules).
Originally posted by @steiza in #252 (review)
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