When you create an bitbucket account you can choose between individual account and 5 user team. I am not getting the difference since when you create an individual account you can create a Team as well and manage it. Could anyone explain to me the difference between individual account and team account
Plan details aside, there are indeed few differences between a normal and a team account. Under the hood, a team account is just a normal account record with a flag set.
The main difference is that team accounts can be administered by other users. One can also create and fork repos into a team account. Regular accounts do not have that ability.
The fact that a team account is based on the standard model also means that you can login with it and use it to pull/push with.
Reference : Erik van Zijst
The team account feature has been removed, as of today's team-faq on bitbucket site.
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I have created multiple containers and make them private by paying a plan, but now I want to set an organization with their teams and users to grant access to every container created, but I noticed that I only can give permissions to the containers created inside that organization, so the repositories I pay are useless, Is there a way to pass the plan to the organization instead the personal account?
On docker hub, on settings, on the bottom exists a button that let you change an account to an organization if you give another personal account but when I try it always throws and error that says that the personal account is part of a group, but that personal account is not part of a group, also I sended an email to support#docker.com and tell them my problem and they said that I need to cancel the plan because the plans are not transferable and later pay the plan for the organization, in resume for this moment you can't transfer the plan from a personal account to an organization.
I'm running iOS app in simulator and it is asking me to sign in to my account. When I sign in there are 2 choices
name ----------------- Agent
name (Personal Team)-- User
which do I pick and what is the differences between them?
Similar to
https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/IDEs/Conceptual/AppDistributionGuide/Art/2_aboutaccountsprefs_2x.png
but I have 2 choices instead of 1.
if your Developer account is Registered with Company then select a "AGENT" , if you Register Personal in Apple developer Then select a "USER"
Visit :
https://itunesconnect.apple.com/
you can Find there
I have two options too for my apple ID which should I call it two teams.
one for my own dev accounts, the other one is my company's. My company's account add me to the develop group as a member, so I can access that.
They are completely different team. so, I can get two team's resource.
one for my own, one for work.
you can choose it in the target->General->Signing->team for the correct project.
This may be a silly question, but i read all detail in the link below and still confusing.
https://developer.apple.com/support/enrollment/
Question: I need to create a new (and first) Apple ID for my company (that hasn't experimented in iOS development before) and join Apple Developer Program for Organizations. But i still not understand :
Is it true that my company only need to pay once (99$/year) for the Team Agent account ? If we add another members, do their account need to be a Paid Account or just an Apple ID is enough ?
If 1's answer is YES, is there any limitation for the number of member that Team Agent account can add ?
Please help, and sorry for my bad English.
yes, company needs to pay once per year. But account must be organization account, as mentioned in your link, you should have legal entity status (or name), DUNs number etc. to register as organization account.
For adding new members there is no need for paid account.
check how to manage team at reference: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/IDEs/Conceptual/AppDistributionGuide/ManagingYourTeam/ManagingYourTeam.html
As of my knowledge there is no limit for adding members (or developers)
Hope this helps
I have a "single member" Apple Membership profile, and one of the developers I work with needs access to my development team to test the app he's building on his device (Xcode won't allow him to build the app without one). How can I give him access to the development team without having to give him the login credentials of my account?
As you have a individual account, you don't have any development team on your own and hence cannot invite a collegue in your not existing team. To own a team, your membership's Entity type must be Company / Organization . You can see it at https://developer.apple.com/account/#/membership/.
To update your entity type, you'll have to provide some documents about your company.
At the moment there is no simple procedure in the dashboard as "click this button, upload some documents and magic you're now Company", you'll have to ask directly to Apple support (a colleague have done this for 2 different accounts)
More infos here: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/IDEs/Conceptual/AppDistributionGuide/ManagingYourTeam/ManagingYourTeam.html
If you have registered your account with type Company / Organization, go to manu People and invite a new user.
If you have registered your account as Individual, you are out of luck I think since this type of account is not able to invite users and the People menu entry does not exist.
My company decided to outsource the development of an iOS application. We have added their developers as a Team Member of our iOS Program Developer.
In my point of view, the settings of the App IDs is a critical point, and I would prefer to let them manage it. Am I right?
If yes, is there a solution to let them create/update an App IDs, without giving them a Team Admin role? The point is : We want to let them manage the App IDs, provisioning profile, etc... But we do not want to allow them to distribute any applications on the App Store as a Team Admin could.
Thank you for your anser,
Regards.
There are three roles available: Team Agent, Team Admin, and Team Member. Only the Team Agent has the ability to submit apps. Designating a person to be a Team Admin is common to handle the tasks you described.