Five permissions of users in GitLab Guest, Reporter, Developer, Master, Owner
Original link: https://blog.csdn.net/mcj_2017/article/details/102723222
1. Five permissions of users in GitLab
Five user permissions: Guest, Reporter, Developer, Master, Owner
Combined project three permissions: private, internal, public
2. User rights:
Guest: Can create issues, post comments, but cannot read and write the repository
Reporter: Code can be cloned, but cannot be submitted, QA, PM can grant this permission
Developer: Can clone code, develop, submit, push, RD can grant this permission
Master: Can create projects, add tags, protect branches, add project members, edit projects, and the person in charge of the core RD can grant this permission
Owner: You can set the access permission Visibility Level of the project, delete the project, migrate the project, manage the group members, and the development group leader can grant this permission
3. Groups and projects in GitLab have three access rights
Groups and projects in GitLab have three access permissions: private, internal, public
private: only group members can see
internal: only logged in users can see
public: all open source people can see