Import file of usernames to provide private project access #773
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ethan-nelson
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Since this is a javascript implementation, I wasn't able to figure out a way to write it into automated tests. Someone else will need to test it out on their machine to make sure it's 🆗 |
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Fixes #760 by providing an interface to upload a file of usernames and give them access for private projects. The file can be comma separated, line separated, or a mixture of those. This doesn't add new users to the TM database, however. If a username supplied is not in the TM system, it will throw a 500 error for that name (shows up in console.log) and continue.
My javascripting probably isn't the neatest, so feedback is especially welcome on that. Tests are incoming.