@@ -67,11 +67,18 @@ This is configured in the dbLinter Repo per tenant.
6767The default value is 1800 seconds.
6868The value can only be changed by a product administrator.
6969
70- ### Is it allowed to use access tokens of another user ?
70+ ### Can access tokens be shared ?
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72- No.
73- Access tokens are personal.
74- They must not be shared between natural persons.
72+ Yes.
73+ In fact, that's what we're doing with the anonymous tenant.
74+ All anonymous dbLinter users share the same access token.
75+ This token only has the DB-Developer role.
76+
77+ However, access tokens are personal.
78+ Therefore, you also need to share your email address (username) and tenant name.
79+ This is necessary when running dbLinter in a CI/CD pipeline.
80+
81+ For optimal security, it is advisable to use separate access tokens, limiting each one to a single tenant and the necessary roles.
7582
7683### What happens when the number of seats is exceeded?
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@@ -144,6 +151,24 @@ The following table shows the client-specific data stored by dbLinter.
144151<sup >1</sup > only for tenants with professional subscription<br />
145152<sup >2</sup > can be managed locally, either fully or partially
146153
154+ ### What is my email address used for?
155+
156+ We use it for the following:
157+
158+ - authentication
159+ - authorisation
160+ - sending emails as part of dbLinter workflows, for example
161+ - confirmation emails
162+ - password resets
163+ - changing email addresses
164+ - notifications about tenant access requests
165+ - notifications about expiring access tokens
166+ - contacting you if we encounter any unexpected behaviour
167+
168+ ### Will my email address be shared with third parties?
169+
170+ No.
171+
147172## Errors
148173
149174### Feature is not enabled for the current access token. Why?
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