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PlanSpecs Granted Bamboo Specs access for repository

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thorstenkatz
thorstenkatz Jun 02, 2020

Hi,

I try to implemnt the "Granted Bamboo Specs access for repository " feature in our PlanSpecs Code but I didn't find anything about how to do this.

 

I tried to find out the code differences by setting up two new Deploy Projects, one with the repository permission and one without. But after checking the java code I can't see a difference between both. Has anyone setup this with Java or Kotlin PlanSpecs code?

Thx in advanced

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