Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Timed out
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Low
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31
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Description
While developing a Bitbucket add-on I noticed the user lifecycle attribute sent to my add-on on installation is the same as the principal attribute even though I installed the add-on for a team, as a user (that is part of said team).
I.e, I get:
{
"productType": "bitbucket",
"principal": {
"username": "productize",
"website": "https://productize.be/",
"display_name": "productize",
"uuid": "{8d07dd4d-...
"type": "team"
},
"user": {
"username": "productize",
...
"uuid": "{8d07dd4d-...
"type": "team"
},
...
}
While I would expect something like:
{
"productType": "bitbucket",
"principal": {
"username": "productize",
"website": "https://productize.be/",
"display_name": "productize",
"uuid": "{8d07dd4d- ...
"type": "team",
...
},
"user": {
"username": "seppestas",
"website": "https://sep.pe/",
"display_name": "seppestas",
"type": "user",
...
},
...
}
Which would be a lot more useful for e.g security auditing purposes.