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Allow scoped tokens with rights for multiple projects #6292
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This is actually supported on the backend (see |
Looking into this for the PyCon AU sprints |
We may need to think a bit about what the UI would look like here before trying to implement this. The current UI (just a select box) would not easily support this. |
I went with the simplest possible multi selector in #6373 but happy to look at other solutions as well. |
Triage: this is covered transitively via Trusted Publishing, i.e. configuring the same Trusted Publisher for multiple projects. |
What's the problem this feature will solve?
I have a project (PyObjC) that generates multiple PyPI distributions/projects from a single source base. This is both for historical reasons and because a single repo makes development easier.
API tokens are currently suboptimal for this, I need to create either:
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be nice if it were possible to create a project-scoped token that's scoped to multiple projects.
Additional context
See above.
Note that this should IMHO have low priority, the work around with a new user with limited rights is workable for me.
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