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{
  "request": "Triage Jira ticket SREIN-1666: please add me to two netlify projects",
  "references": [
    "https://mozilla-hub.atlassian.net/browse/SREIN-1666"
  ],
  "sourceContext": {
    "issue": "SREIN-1666"
  }
}

summary

SREIN-1666 is a straightforward access-request ticket: John Reitano (jreitano@mozilla.com) is asking to be added as a collaborator/member on two Netlify sites — "grow.soloist.ai" and "moz-solo-grow-stage". The ticket is still in Backlog with no comments and no linked runbook/design doc was referenced, so there is no additional Confluence context to pull. Recommend triaging as a standard Netlify access-grant request: confirm the requester's identity/team ownership of the projects, verify whether Netlify access should be granted via SSO/team invite (per standard Mozilla Netlify onboarding process) rather than a direct account add, and then route to whoever administers those two Netlify sites (likely the Solo/Grow team or an SRE-IN member with owner/admin rights on that Netlify team) to send the invite.

findings

• Ticket requests Netlify collaborator access for a named individual to two specific projects, with clear contact info provided.
• Ticket is unassigned/untriaged: status is Backlog with zero comments, so no one has yet confirmed the requester's team affiliation or verified they should have access to these two sites.
• No runbook or design doc link is present in the ticket description or comments, so there is no Confluence process page to cross-reference for this specific request; triage should follow the general Mozilla Netlify access-request practice (verify requester's org/team, then invite via Netlify team UI or SSO group).

proposed actions

Thanks for the request, John! To grant Netlify access, could you confirm: 1) your Mozilla Netlify SSO login (should match jreitano@mozilla.com), and 2) what role you need on grow.soloist.ai and moz-solo-grow-stage (e.g., Collaborator vs. site Owner/Admin)? If you're joining the team that owns these sites, the fastest path is usually for an existing team Owner to invite you directly from the Netlify team's 'Members' page rather than through SRE-IN. If you don't know who owns these Netlify sites/team, let us know and we'll help identify the right admin to send the invite. Once confirmed we'll either grant access directly (if SRE-IN administers this Netlify team) or loop in the appropriate team owner.

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