genuinetools / Audit
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For auditing what collaborators, hooks, and deploy keys you have added on all your GitHub repositories.
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audit
For checking what collaborators, hooks, deploy keys, and protected branches you have added on all your GitHub repositories. This also scans all an organization's repos you have permission to view. Because nobody has enough RAM in their brain to remember this stuff for 100+ repos.
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Table of Contents
Installation
Binaries
For installation instructions from binaries please visit the Releases Page.
Via Go
$ go get github.com/genuinetools/audit
Usage
$ audit -h
audit - Tool to audit what collaborators, hooks, and deploy keys are on your GitHub repositories.
Usage: audit <command>
Flags:
-d enable debug logging (default: false)
-owner only audit repos the token owner owns (default: false)
-orgs specific orgs to check (e.g. 'genuinetools')
-repo specific repo to test (e.g. 'genuinetools/audit') (default: <none>)
-token GitHub API token (or env var GITHUB_TOKEN)
Commands:
version Show the version information.
$ audit --token 12345
genuinetools/apk-file ->
Hooks (1):
travis - active:true (https://api.github.com/repos/genuinetools/apk-file/hooks/8426605)
Protected Branches (1): master
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genuinetools/apparmor-docs ->
Keys (1):
jenkins - ro:false (https://api.github.com/repos/genuinetools/apparmor-docs/keys/18549738)
Unprotected Branches (1): master
--
genuinetools/bane ->
Hooks (1):
travis - active:true (https://api.github.com/repos/genuinetools/bane/hooks/6178025)
Protected Branches (1): master
--
genuinetools/battery ->
Hooks (1):
travis - active:true (https://api.github.com/repos/genuinetools/battery/hooks/8388640)
Protected Branches (1): master
Unprotected Branches (1): WIP
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genuinetools/irssi ->
Collaborators (3): tianon, genuinetools, docker-library-bot
Hooks (1):
docker - active:true (https://api.github.com/repos/genuinetools/irssi/hooks/3918042)
Protected Branches (1): master
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