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Joey
Joey

Reputation: 173

GitHub add users to work together on repo...?

After searching numerous days I'm just going to ask that We are with 5 persons and we're going to develop 2 projects. One project is a JSP website (made in Netbeans) and one is a WPF end application made with C# and developed in Visual Studio 2010.

The idea was basically, making 2 repository's on GitHub and add the other 4 persons to these repositories. But, how do I add them and let them work together on these projects?

Currently I have Git Gui working perfectly with my repository and it can pull and push the files, but with the other guys it isn't. Can you help us please?

Upvotes: 13

Views: 19758

Answers (3)

VonC
VonC

Reputation: 1323125

In 2022 (ten years later), you would define (on GitHub) Entitlements.

Introducing Entitlements: GitHub’s open source Identity and Access Management solution

Based on github/entitlements-app

entitlements-app is a Ruby gem which provides git-managed LDAP group configuration and access provisioning to your declared resources.

It powers Entitlements, GitHub's internal Identity and Access Management (IAM) system. Entitlements is a pluggable system designed to alleviate IAM pain points.

You can define your LDAP organization, and define your teams and team member in a config file.

Git-managed config

Entitlements receives input from configuration files. By using git to back the config files, every file has a complete and visible audit trail.

See configuration for a complete guide on entitlements configuration. Populating config from a source of truth

Entitlements requires an initial Org Chart configuration to define all of the valid users available to the system.

See orgchart for a complete guide to configuring your org chart data.

To take advantage of the full entitlements re-organization functionality, your org chart data should be automatically updated as changes happen to your organization.

See reorgs for examples of how Entitlements helps with re-orgs.

Upvotes: 0

Matt Gibson
Matt Gibson

Reputation: 14949

If you own the repository with your personal GitHub account: Add the other github users as collaborators (repo->settings->collaborators), then they have push access and will be able to work with you.

If the repo is owned by an organisation (I assume you are a manager of the organisation): Make a team and manage who can push to projects like that (repo->settings->teams). You control access per-team, so you define a team that can pull, or push and pull, then add the users to it.

Upvotes: 6

Lvkz
Lvkz

Reputation: 966

A little bit late, but in the repository, go to settings, then look for collaborators, and then add the other persons working on the project.

Upvotes: 10

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