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Branch protection
See original GitHub issueI want to enable branch protection in all my feedstocks (IMHO, it should be on by default for every feedstock). I can’t do this because I don’t have admin access.
Preferably the protection would have all the checkboxes, possibly sans the one that require branches to be fast-forward for all the branches (which is just master by default, but since builds run on every branch, it should be applied to every new branch that is created too).
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It would be nice if GitHub would let you set a default branch protection for a repository.
So sounds like we are ok with blocking force pushes across the board. If you want to try drumming up a PR like that, @asmeurer I think there is a good chance for it being accepted. Does that sound reasonable?