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Enable "Block User" for our organization #48
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@netomi I don't see a configuration that we can flip to enable this from https://otterdog.eclipse.org/projects/rt.jetty |
I assigned the project-leads team to be moderators for the organization manually. A quick search did not show an API that we can use to set this via the self-service, but I will already create a corresponding ticket, API changes so that might be possible in the near future. |
@netomi thanks! We've been seeing a small but steady rise in spam accounts (just posting a word or two, or commenting their name again, or just a gmail address, etc) across many issues / pull requests. Just for the record, IMO, blocking annoying / demanding / problematic users is not appropriate. |
Out of curiosity, is there a permission to allow deletion of review comments? |
I noticed some spammers also lately and reported it to GitHub, but they responded with a general answer that you can just block them 🤦 . In general the spam prevention mechanism in GitHub works pretty amazing and I have seen a presentation about it once. But it seems that the spammers find some ways to circumvent and manually blocking some users seems to be needed indeed. Regarding deletion of comments, I found this: Now I tested it with the owner account and in fact I cant delete the comment but can hide it with a reason. You should be able to do the same afaict as you have write access to the repo. |
so I tried the suggestions from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73427238/how-to-remove-pr-review-comment I tried to use the REST API to delete the review but I got:
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@netomi thanks for the effort! I think we can close this issue now. |
I can confirm that I have "hide" permission now. |
It seems our organization cannot use the "Block User" feature as outlined here
https://docs.github.com/en/communities/maintaining-your-safety-on-github/blocking-a-user-from-your-organization
We need to figure out how to enable this feature.
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