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C Overton
C Overton

Reputation: 43

GitLab 6.0 Remove User From Group

I just updated to GitLab version 6.0, and I don't see any option to remove a user from a group once they have been added.

To be clear, let's say you have two GitLab user accounts with the first name "Steve". So you're trying to add "Steve J." to a particular group, but you accidentally added "Steve R." instead. Steve R. shouldn't have access to this group.

So how do you get Steve R. out of the group?

I've tried everything I can think of short of going directly to the database and modifying it.

Upvotes: 4

Views: 3191

Answers (2)

Matías Halles
Matías Halles

Reputation: 66

As of version 6.0.2 there's a panel for removing and modifying a user's group permission:

Enter a group's dashboard, in the superior menu there's a "Members" link. That should be it.

URL is like http://{gitlab-host}/groups/{group-name}/members

Upvotes: 5

VonC
VonC

Reputation: 1325057

In general, the issue 5277 talks about:

They couldn't do it in the Admin Area.
They couldn't do it in the Members area of the Group.

Said admin must go to "My Account", click on Groups, and then "Leave Group".

May be you can apply that for user, going the user account page.

The OP C Overton confirms in the comments:

I checked and this only works for removing myself from a group. I still can't remove another user from a group, even though I'm an admin.
The alternative is to contact the user and ask them to remove themselves from the group, but this isn't really practical.

That should complete the requirements for isse 5277.

Upvotes: 1

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