2026-03-02
[16:08:24.0776] <sffc>
I transferred my repo to tc39-transfer, but now I have no idea where to find the GitHub Pages with the rendered spec diff. Any tips? https://github.com/tc39-transfer/proposal-intl-unit-protocol

[16:09:09.0925] <sffc>
I assumed it would be at https://tc39-transfer.github.io/proposal-intl-unit-protocol/ but there's nothing there.

[05:11:54.0123] <ljharb>
I’ll get it all fixed up today

[08:57:48.0304] <mgaudet>
Could I get the permissions I need to try and get the spec-text-builder working for https://github.com/tc39/proposal-thenable-curtailment (it says I have no access to repo options)

[09:17:37.0738] <ryzokuken>
upped your role to `maintain`, lmk if that does it

[09:18:05.0883] <mgaudet>
Certainly have access to more :D Thanks! 

[09:18:35.0681] <Chris de Almeida>
generally champions have admin on their repos 

[09:18:56.0046] <ryzokuken>
I think our defaults should be `maintain` for champions and `write` for the rest of committee?

[09:18:58.0093] <ryzokuken>
at least?

[09:19:01.0601] <Chris de Almeida>
but PoLP is great too, so if you have what you need with `maintain` then WFM 🙂 

[09:19:49.0289] <Chris de Almeida>
I think the precedent is read for everyone, and admin for champions

[09:19:50.0581] <mgaudet>
Hmm. The template (https://github.com/tc39/template-for-proposals) says I need to configure actions, but maintainer doesn't seem to have that 

[09:20:03.0884] <Chris de Almeida>
you have admin now

[09:20:26.0146] <mgaudet>
I sure do. Thanks 

[09:20:31.0448] <ryzokuken>
yeah I think we're adhering to PoLP here but I don't mind giving one of the champions `admin` or `maintain` so they can handle the repo by themselves

[09:20:44.0166] <ryzokuken>
setting up github actions or pages seems to be a very common action

[09:20:53.0637] <mgaudet>
Dumb question: what's PoLP

[09:20:55.0230] <mgaudet>
OH! 

[09:21:00.0215] <mgaudet>
Principle of Least Priviledge

[09:21:02.0157] <mgaudet>
got it

[09:21:07.0955] <ryzokuken>
PoLS but make is security 😛 

[09:21:44.0027] <ryzokuken>
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_least_astonishment but make is security 😛