Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of DeveloperDoc


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Nov 24, 2006 5:20:00 PM (17 years ago)
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Horst Meyerdierks
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    33Q: I am developer on project Sandbox. !NewUser has asked for read access, which we do not grant anonymously. What do I do?
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    5 A: While logged onto the project as one of its developers there will be an "Admin" button, click it. Select General : Permissions on the left. At the bottom right you then have a panel "Add Subject to Group". The subject is "!NewUser" and the group is "user". Once filled in hit the "Add" button in that panel.
     5A: While logged onto the project as a user that has TRAC_ADMIN permission on the project there will be an "Admin" button, click it. Select General : Permissions on the left. At the bottom right you then have a panel "Add Subject to Group". The subject is "!NewUser" and the group is "user". Once filled in hit the "Add" button in that panel.
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    77Q: I've done that, but the user still can't check out from the repository!?
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    1111Q: !NewUser wants to be developer on our project, and we agree. How do we set that up?
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    13 A: While you are logged onto the project as one of its developers there will be an "Admin" button, click it. Select General : Permissions on the left. At the bottom right you then have a panel "Add Subject to Group". The subject is "!NewUser" and the group is "developer". Once filled in hit the "Add" button in that panel.
     13A: While logged onto the project as a user that has TRAC_ADMIN permission on the project there will be an "Admin" button, click it. Select General : Permissions on the left. At the bottom right you then have a panel "Add Subject to Group". The subject is "!NewUser" and the group is "developer". Once filled in hit the "Add" button in that panel.
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    1515Q: I suppose the new developer on our project can't commit to the repository until the new permissions have been propagated from the trac environment to the svn repository?
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    1717A: That's correct. Should be no longer than an hour.
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     19Q: I am a developer on our project, but I don't have the "Admin" button!?
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     21A: Developer access does not actually include TRAC_ADMIN permission, so you are not a project admin. Find a project admin and ask them to give you TRAC_ADMIN permission in addition to the developer permission you already have. Be sure you keep the explicit developer permission, otherwise you will lose write access to the repository.