dev.knotless.space

A private repository on knotless, keyed by its name, with its owner as its authority. Its members alone read it. The owner's records of the repository are in their repo in the space, as a public repository's are in their public repo, and so are their requests that its runners run its workflows again or cancel them; each member writes their pulls, issues, comments, reactions, labels and assignments in theirs, and a runner its checks, so that what is said of the code is as private as the code. Its site, if it has one, is kept there too, for its members alone. An organization's gateway keeps a record there of each of its members, so the repository's readers know who of them pushes to it.

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Authorityknotless.dev
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Indexed

Space

space · key any

Shown at sign-in

name

string

Private repository

Asking for it

OAuth scope

A client asks for access to spaces of this type with this scope. On its own it covers your own spaces, with any key, and reading, creating, updating and deleting records in the collections above; authority, skey, collection, action and manage narrow or widen that. From the Atproto Spaces proposal (0016).

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  • An organization's space on knotless, with the organization as its authority: where it keeps its invitations and the members who chose to be hidden, which only its members read. Its gateway writes a record there of each account it invited or took in hidden, and each hidden member writes their own record of joining in theirs.

  • A git repository hosted in this account: in its public repo, or, for a private repository, in a dev.knotless.space space keyed by the name.

  • Permissioned Data boundary for one Gitosphere repository.

  • A shared space of live Ziran documents. Membership is space-wide: every member sees every document in the space, and each member's contributions are written to their own repo.

  • That an account is an organization on knotless.