Revert to using admin permission check when we can't determine an XPI type#1908
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Revert to using admin permission check when we can't determine an XPI type#1908Eijebong wants to merge 1 commit intomozilla-releng:mainfrom
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… type If an XPI release is in progress but the commit for it is gone, we cannot determine the XPI type for it anymore and thus cannot cancel said release. In practice this shouldn't happen outside of staging but it does mean that at the moment we have a few releases there that we cannot cancel. When that is the case, fall back to an admin group check and log a warning.
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Could do with a test case?
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If an XPI release is in progress but the commit for it is gone, we cannot determine the XPI type for it anymore and thus cannot cancel said release. In practice this shouldn't happen outside of staging but it does mean that at the moment we have a few releases there that we cannot cancel. When that is the case, fall back to an admin group check and log a warning.