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  2. SRVKP-4434

Add support for global repository settings

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      Introducing Pipelines-as-Code global repository settings for centralized configuration management of all settings that can be defined on a Repository CR. This let you have for example the same auth for github webhook with a single token for all Repo CR (without having to define on each) or define the default provenance across all repositories.
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      Introducing Pipelines-as-Code global repository settings for centralized configuration management of all settings that can be defined on a Repository CR. This let you have for example the same auth for github webhook with a single token for all Repo CR (without having to define on each) or define the default provenance across all repositories.

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      We have local repository settings in the repo CR, those settings and configuration don't have cluster default.

       

      Let give admin a way to configure those default wiht a "global" repo CR that would be used if created where the controller is installed.

       

      The settings should "merge", i:e if you have settings in local repo and in global repo they would be reused.

       

      The settings from the local repository should take precedence over the global settings.

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      • Code is completed, reviewed, documented and checked in
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            cboudjna@redhat.com Chmouel Boudjnah
            cboudjna@redhat.com Chmouel Boudjnah
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