Greg Pfeil writes:
Oh, one other thing ... is there any way to see easily a list of the projects you own? I only have a small number up there now (three, off the top of my head), but I have a few more to migrate, and I'm afraid of losing track of what I'm maintaining.
I suppose "id -a" might be sufficient to see what projects you belong to: imattsson@clnet:~$ id -a uid=1212(imattsson) gid=100(users) groups=100(users),1155(gamelib)
It'd also be cool if there was an easy view of who else has commit rights on my various projects. (I love not being a single point of failure.)
Again, thanks to the fact that each project has a unix group associated with it, you can do (essentially) the inverse:
imattsson@clnet:~$ grep ^gamelib /etc/group gamelib:x:1155:imattsson,www-data
//Ingvar (I honestly don't know if there is another way, but these two should reliably work)