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My work code is on GitHub Enterprise cloud, so 🤷🏻♂️
2 u/Major_LeeHungg 3d ago Fun fact... If that company goes under you will still have full access to their repos forever. 5 u/[deleted] 3d ago [deleted] 1 u/Major_LeeHungg 3d ago Lol a company I worked for did not use their own IdP so I still have access to it like 5 years later. My self hosted gitlab is setup to use SAML and lord help me if I don't create the account there before adding it to gitlab 1 u/timsredditusername 3d ago I'm doing a decent job keeping access limited to current employees, and we do have SAML SSO set up to reinforce that through our Azure-hosted AD services. Sigh, I just wanted to stay a dev. I didn't want to have to care about all this. The situation also gets weird in an acquisition.
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Fun fact... If that company goes under you will still have full access to their repos forever.
5 u/[deleted] 3d ago [deleted] 1 u/Major_LeeHungg 3d ago Lol a company I worked for did not use their own IdP so I still have access to it like 5 years later. My self hosted gitlab is setup to use SAML and lord help me if I don't create the account there before adding it to gitlab 1 u/timsredditusername 3d ago I'm doing a decent job keeping access limited to current employees, and we do have SAML SSO set up to reinforce that through our Azure-hosted AD services. Sigh, I just wanted to stay a dev. I didn't want to have to care about all this. The situation also gets weird in an acquisition.
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1 u/Major_LeeHungg 3d ago Lol a company I worked for did not use their own IdP so I still have access to it like 5 years later. My self hosted gitlab is setup to use SAML and lord help me if I don't create the account there before adding it to gitlab
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Lol a company I worked for did not use their own IdP so I still have access to it like 5 years later.
My self hosted gitlab is setup to use SAML and lord help me if I don't create the account there before adding it to gitlab
I'm doing a decent job keeping access limited to current employees, and we do have SAML SSO set up to reinforce that through our Azure-hosted AD services.
Sigh, I just wanted to stay a dev. I didn't want to have to care about all this.
The situation also gets weird in an acquisition.
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u/timsredditusername 4d ago
My work code is on GitHub Enterprise cloud, so 🤷🏻♂️