Allow checking multiple permissions at once #5
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This change facilitates checking a combination of permissions at once, which is useful when working with the output of the Security Insights permission analyzer (which shows the permissions used in the most recent period) or any other permission auditing tool to maintain a principal of least privilege.
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I know this is an old repo, but I found it useful and wanted to share a helpful improvement.
Currently the
list-roles-with-permission.shscript only allows checking a single permission. I was working with the output of the GCP Security Insights, which shows a list of recently-used permissions like this:I wanted to check which role(s) provided all of those permissions without having to check and compare one at a time. So I modified your script to produce a JSON array from variable arguments, and do an array-to-array comparison using
jq.I found the current name to be confusing with this new functionality, so to maintain compatibility I modified that file to only be an alias to the new plural version of the script. Docs are also updated.