Hi,

I have come across catlight which suits our current requirement. But there are lot of security related restrictions on using a TPA.

Please find the attachment for the access requested by catlight.

Can you please help me with the following?

Here read access is requested for code and build artifacts, Is this information stored in CatLIght cloud service?

Can you please elaborate more on this? I did come across this question (link), but it doesn't seem to have the complete information when compared with above access requests.

This may be a silly question but how do I remove the link from the menu in DevOps? We've decided it's not for us and now I seem to be stuck with a permanent link to CatLight sitting there.

Is there a catlight build available for Fedora 38 or any other non-debian or apt-based distributions?

Thanks for the answer

Hi,

The app seems great and I like the coloured system tray icon, but we particularly want it for PRs and what I was hoping is that it would have an option to periodically remind users if they have PRs they need to review (not just the blue icon), so a more direct reminder such as a pop-up notification.

Is this something that can be configured at all, or even something on your list of potential features?

Thanks.

We have a question regarding access to catlight from an external network. The connection between catlight and tfs works perfectly from our internal network. From the external network, however, a vpn connection is absolutely necessary so that catlight can establish a connection to tfs. Without the vpn connection, the error message appears that no connection can be established. This is somewhat tedious for our developers, as they would only have to establish a VPN connection for Catlight Since our TFS is also accessible from outside without vpn, we wonder if this would also be possible for catlight?

nothing is blocked

I intend to use Catlight to monitor around 30 projects, each with 5 or so repos. We are using Azure Devops Server (self-hosted).

My planned usage scenario is to have Catlight just for the PR managing team (around 5 people). By default, Catlight monitors only items from the logged user.

We trialed CatLight about 6 months ago and ended up not going ahead with it because we had issues with the Windows client authenticating against Azure DevOps. We didn't get to the bottom of the issue but I suspect it was a problem with users would had more than 1 Azure DevOps account (a regular account and one reserved for "admin" functions).

Has CatLight changed since then wrt to SSO authentication with ADO?

Hi,

I would like to know if CatLight is limited to build events only?

how can I be Sure as a developer that my code is protected and not exposed to you or other third party company?

thanks 

Eliran