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This issue is similar to #396 . In GitLab Oauth any reason for keeping the intersection between allowed_users and {allowed_gitlab_groups, allowed_project_ids} knowing that there is also a blocked_users configuration argument?
I labelled it as a bug because I don't see any reason for that and it seems counter-intuitive to be able to union members of groups and projects but not with allowed_users list. But I am new to jupyterhub so... and referring to #396 it seems to be a change from a previously available union behaviour, thus I am sorry if it is an intended behaviour.
Expected behaviour
It would be expected to have a union here, to invite users external to all groups or projects
Actual behaviour
At the moment, the users allowed to login are the intersection of allowed_users and the members of {allowed_gitlab_groups, allowed_project_ids}.
Workaround
Creating a group for non-members users, but that is not very sustainable :-)
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Bug description
This issue is similar to #396 . In GitLab Oauth any reason for keeping the intersection between allowed_users and {allowed_gitlab_groups, allowed_project_ids} knowing that there is also a blocked_users configuration argument?
I labelled it as a bug because I don't see any reason for that and it seems counter-intuitive to be able to union members of groups and projects but not with allowed_users list. But I am new to jupyterhub so... and referring to #396 it seems to be a change from a previously available union behaviour, thus I am sorry if it is an intended behaviour.
Expected behaviour
It would be expected to have a union here, to invite users external to all groups or projects
Actual behaviour
At the moment, the users allowed to login are the intersection of allowed_users and the members of {allowed_gitlab_groups, allowed_project_ids}.
Workaround
Creating a group for non-members users, but that is not very sustainable :-)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: