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Answer whoami --role from the repository's rules

eec0e60344bf5686fc278ba5a8415dc0777ba9e2 · Keenan Nemetz · 6d ago · parent f422c24f

Answer whoami --role from the repository's rules

A role is per repository, so whoami cannot print one truth without knowing which repository is meant. Keep the default answer name-only, for the scripts that call it, and make the role an explicit query on the remote's repository.

The server's vole-whoami verb now accepts a repository path and returns the effective role after the same private-repository rule as a fetch. A run credential may ask only about its own repository. Update the CLI help and the contributor and account docs to point at the new query.

docs/cli.md +7−1

@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ vole admin account revoke-admin <name>
	110	110	vole admin account show <name>
	111	111	vole admin account list
	112	112	vole admin account backup <path>
	113		vole whoami [--remote <name>]
		113	vole whoami [--remote <name>] [--role]
	114	114	```
	115	115
	116	116	Omitting `--key` creates a browser-only account and prints a one-time enrollment
@@ -125,6 +125,12 @@ The account name is the only identifier an account has. It cannot be changed: it
	125	125	is the folder a `contribute` account's branches live under, so it is fixed at
	126	126	creation and never reissued.
	127	127
		128	`vole whoami` prints the account name. With `--role` it prints the effective role
		129	on the repository named by the remote: the repository's default and per-account
		130	rules, with the account's instance-wide role applied where the repository is
		131	public. A private repository the account cannot read is reported as not found,
		132	the same as a fetch.
		133
	128	134	### Repositories
	129	135
	130	136	```sh