In some of the GitLab related commands we are logging the gitlab access levels as their respective number. For readability we should refactor all those instances into logging the access level human readable names.
Example:
0 (No access), 5 (Minimal access), 10 (Guest), 15 (Planner), 20 (Reporter), 30 (Developer), 40 (Maintainer), 50 (Owner)
Refactor all instances in the code to log the human readable access level name. Retrieve the names from the official gitlab sdk already in use, do not create theses constants yourself.
In some of the GitLab related commands we are logging the gitlab access levels as their respective number. For readability we should refactor all those instances into logging the access level human readable names.
Example:
0 (No access), 5 (Minimal access), 10 (Guest), 15 (Planner), 20 (Reporter), 30 (Developer), 40 (Maintainer), 50 (Owner)
Refactor all instances in the code to log the human readable access level name. Retrieve the names from the official gitlab sdk already in use, do not create theses constants yourself.