Setup

• Bugzilla credentials are passed as environment variable BUGZILLA_API_KEY
• CASA credentials are passed as environment variable CASA_API_KEY

For Bugzilla, you need a "personal token" that you can generate in your user profile.

For CASA, you need a "personal OAuth token" that you can generate at https://biztera.com/developer/tokens for a user that has "security moderator" privileges (generally you want this to be a dedicated user).

Scopes required:

• write_project (to change the security tab values)
• read_project (to check the security tab values, so that we know if it needs to be changed)
• read_friend (to lookup the user in Biztera and notify that a change has been posted on their behalf)

Usage

See config.yaml for configuration and ./assigner.py --help for available commands.

Example: $ ./assigner.py -d --dry-run --module rra,va

Features

Bugzilla auto-assignment

This is a simple script using simple_bugzilla in order to assign VA, RRA bugs automatically. It aims to be as simple as possible.

Casa-Bugzilla sync

This is another simple script which scans recent Bugzilla changes for VA, RRA components, and updates CASA automatically if a bug has been closed, with the correct status. This updates CASA's security tab, and uses a special account that has "security moderator" privileges.

Note that CASA is short for Contracts and Spends Approval, and runs on biztera.com