"Automatically enable for new repositories" when enabling on org level #118
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ENABLE_ON=automaticoption, so when you are doing enablement on org level via theyarn run enableOrg(added in this PR) you can also set theAutomatically enable for new repositories.package.jsontasks to exclude thebuildwhen running thegetRepos, getOrgs, enableOrg. The build is done during the setup as perSet up Instructionsand is not necessary later. The motivation for this was primarily because when using thecli.shwhen enabling on big number of organizations/repos most of the time was spent on the build rather then the actual run