Currently job classification has been limited to just those users with the sheriffing permissions set. However all developers need to be able to classify failures, since: a) They may wish to do so on their own try pushes b) Whilst most of the sheriffing is done by half a dozen people, their is a long tail of others that chip in occasionally or monitor their own project repos (and those people don't need to be able to perform the more admin-like tasks that I think the sheriffing permissions should be saved for). c) It doesn't seem very Mozilla to shut everyone out, including possible new-starting volunteer sheriffs. As such, we should either: 1) Allow failure classification to any logged in user (with logging to be able to tell if someone is causing mischief), or 2) Open up failure classification to anyone who has a vouched mozillians.org account (again, with logging).

(In reply to Ed Morley [:edmorley UTC+0] from comment #0) > As such, we should either: > 1) Allow failure classification to any logged in user (with logging to be > able to tell if someone is causing mischief), or > 2) Open up failure classification to anyone who has a vouched mozillians.org > account (again, with logging). I think we should go for #1 for now, to make this simpler to implement & so we don't prematurely optimise, given that we've had no issues with TBPL for several years, even though it doesn't even need a login at all.

ok, will make this change.

I didn't see Ed's request for fields with fixes before pushing the change. I'll do those things in the future. But here's the commit SHA Github commit: fcbccc2f14bf9de2d1122942c3b92d0148676972 https://github.com/mozilla/treeherder-service/commit/fcbccc2f14bf9de2d1122942c3b92d0148676972

Great - thank you :-)