sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users package/version@user/channel: allowed_user1,allowed_user2 E.g defines which is the consumer node of the graph, typically some kind of executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All assumed to be *, i.e. to apply to all packages. Packages can be declared in different lines or by a comma separated list. In this example, Tool1, Tool2, Tool3 and Tool4 will be used for all packages in the

sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users package/version@user/channel: allowed_user1,allowed_user2 E.g defines which is the consumer node of the graph, typically some kind of executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All assumed to be *, i.e. to apply to all packages. Packages can be declared in different lines or by a comma separated list. In this example, Tool1, Tool2, Tool3 and Tool4 will be used for all packages in the

sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users package/version@user/channel: allowed_user1,allowed_user2 E.g defines which is the consumer node of the graph, typically some kind of executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All assumed to be *, i.e. to apply to all packages. Packages can be declared in different lines or by a comma separated list. In this example, Tool1, Tool2, Tool3 and Tool4 will be used for all packages in the

sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users package/version@user/channel: allowed_user1,allowed_user2 E.g defines which is the consumer node of the graph, typically some kind of executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All assumed to be *, i.e. to apply to all packages. Packages can be declared in different lines or by a comma separated list. In this example, Tool1, Tool2, Tool3 and Tool4 will be used for all packages in the

sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users package/version@user/channel: allowed_user1,allowed_user2 E.g defines which is the consumer node of the graph, typically some kind of executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All assumed to be *, i.e. to apply to all packages. Packages can be declared in different lines or by a comma separated list. In this example, Tool1, Tool2, Tool3 and Tool4 will be used for all packages in the

sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users package/version@user/channel: allowed_user1,allowed_user2 E.g defines which is the consumer node of the graph, typically some kind of executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All assumed to be *, i.e. to apply to all packages. Packages can be declared in different lines or by a comma separated list. In this example, Tool1, Tool2, Tool3 and Tool4 will be used for all packages in the

sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users package/version@user/channel: allowed_user1,allowed_user2 E.g defines which is the consumer node of the graph, typically some kind of executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All assumed to be *, i.e. to apply to all packages. Packages can be declared in different lines or by a comma separated list. In this example, Tool1, Tool2, Tool3 and Tool4 will be used for all packages in the

sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users package/version@user/channel: allowed_user1,allowed_user2 E.g defines which is the consumer node of the graph, typically some kind of executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All assumed to be *, i.e. to apply to all packages. Packages can be declared in different lines or by a comma separated list. In this example, tool1, tool2, tool3 and Tool4 will be used for all packages in the

sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users package/version@user/channel: allowed_user1,allowed_user2 E.g defines which is the consumer node of the graph, typically some kind of executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All assumed to be *, i.e. to apply to all packages. Packages can be declared in different lines or by a comma separated list. In this example, tool1, tool2, tool3 and tool4 will be used for all packages in the

sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users package/version@user/channel: allowed_user1,allowed_user2 E.g defines which is the consumer node of the graph, typically some kind of executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All assumed to be *, i.e. to apply to all packages. Packages can be declared in different lines or by a comma separated list. In this example, tool1, tool2, tool3 and tool4 will be used for all packages in the