concierge-cli 1.3.0

Concierge repository projects management CLI.

Companion CLI for Concierge, the Configuration management & CI solution for aligning your multitude of Git repositories. Allows you to bulk-manage properties of your Git repository projects. Currently, GitLab is supported.

Why Should I Use This Tool?

Concierge-cli helps you analyze and bulk-update the repository projects you manage (e.g. set topics on projects, generate project lists for ModuleSync).

Installation

From PyPI:

$ pip install concierge-cli

Note: You need Python >= 3.6, otherwise your installation will not succeed (python-gitlab v2.0.0 dropped support for older Pythons). You can use Pipenv to work around this limitation:

$ pip install pipenv
$ pipenv shell --three
$ pip install concierge-cli

Usage Patterns

1. Manage project topics

2. List projects by topic

3. Manage group membership and permissions

Manage topics

List all projects (for a private GitLab) that have no topics yet:

$ concierge-cli gitlab --uri https://git.vs.hn topics --empty

List all projects “foo” or similar in group “bar” or similar: (on GitLab.com)

$ concierge-cli gitlab topics bar/foo --empty

Set topics on all those projects:

$ concierge-cli gitlab topics bar/foo --empty --set-topic Puppet --set-topic Ansible

List all projects with topics now: (double-check)

$ concierge-cli gitlab topics bar/foo

List projects

Print a YAML list of all projects matching a topic:

$ concierge-cli gitlab projects --topic Puppet

Update the list of modules Concierge manages with a specific configuration:

$ concierge-cli gitlab projects --topic Puppet > configs/foo-bar/managed_modules.yml
$ git add -v configs/foo-bar/managed_modules.yml
$ git status && git commit -m 'Added ...' && git push

Group membership

Preparation: You need an access token of an administrator user to list all groups and make changes to any group membership. You may also want to disable notifications of the user(s) you plan to perform bulk updates on, to avoid sending out a massive amount of emails.

Set the GitLab URI and TOKEN as environment variables (if you want to avoid using the --token and/or --uri options):

$ export CONCIERGE_GITLAB_URI=https://git.example.com/
$ export CONCIERGE_GITLAB_TOKEN=<redacted>

List all groups where user is not yet a member of:

$ concierge-cli gitlab groups --no-member my.user.name

Add user to all those groups:

$ concierge-cli gitlab groups --no-member my.user.name \
                       --set-permission maintainer

List a user’s group memberships and permissions:

$ concierge-cli gitlab groups my.user.name

Remove a user from selected groups:

$ concierge-cli gitlab groups my.user.name \
                       --group-filter a-group-name \
                       --set-permission none