I have just created a Visual Studio Online account and have added a new user.
How do I manage project permissions for that user?
I have been through every available page when logged in as Administrator and I cannot find anything. The only thing I can do is add the user as a member to the new project.
Added new user:
Added user as member on new project:
Example of missing permissions:
After adding it to users for team project permissions you need to click on Settings icon on top right.
Then select the Team project on the left and then click "Manage project security and group membership" and then add user to one of the VSO groups shown below in the image.
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How can make sure work items of Team A is not visible to Team B and vice versa.
What I have done so far is
Made Teams A & B
2.Added users in the relative teams
then in their Iterations & Areas section
In Team A (areas section) set security for Team B --> work items not visible
but then it also hides from Team A
If I change security for work items in areas , (work items visibility to false for Team a , )it hides for both teams
Based on my test, when I set the View work items in this node permission as deny for Team B, the users in Team B will have no access to see the work items in Team A.
It could work as expected.
Here is my settings:
Team A security:
You need to check if the Team A and Team B has the same Team members. In this case, the permissions for the users will inherit the permissions of Deny by default.
For example: Team B in the Area for Team B.
Update:
Based on your latest comment, you could refer to the following settings:
To remove the admin from the team, you need to assign the team admin to other users in Project Settings -> Teams -> Settings.
1.Team A and Team B: you need to remove the current admin account.
No matter which team the current admin account is in, he cannot see all the work items.
2.Create additional Team(e.g. Team C). And the current admin account to the new team. Grant all permission to the new team.
Is there any way to grant only board access to Azure DevOps (TFS) users without showing Repo's (codes)?
Yes. In the Project Settings-Permissions, click New Group and create a new group, add the users you want to "grant only board access to Azure DevOps".
Then, in this group's Permissions, set all the permissions to "deny" accept those in the Boards( these you can set to "Allow").
without showing Repo's (codes)?
As for this requirement, you need to go to the Project Settings-Repos-Repositories, select the target groups or users, set the "Read" permission to "Deny". After this, the group members or users can not see the repo file anymore.
When I try to create a meta-task in TFS15 RC1 the following error come on;
Access denied. [username] needs Edit meta-task permissions to perform the action. For more information, contact the Team Foundation Server administrator.
The user in question is a superadmin of TFS15.
You are lack of the related permission, you can give the permission follow below step:
Open Meta-task under Release hub in your team project
Right click Meta-task select Security
Either add your account in one of the groups or directly add your
User ID (click Add...-Add Windows identity)
Note:
Please make sure the permission for Edit meta-task of your
account or the TFS group has been set Allow.
When you add the new user ID under the users, you need to change
permission (such as Not set-Allow) and save changes. Otherwise,
the user will disappear.
I'm using OSX and I wanted to change my username, so I followed the official Apple directions and used mv to change the name of my directory in /Users, then created a new user from the Users & Groups menu with the same name.
The name change was successful and I've retained my documents and apps but for some reason my computer doesn't think rails is installed.
Do I have to add something back to a path variable?
Edit: Brew Doctor revealed that it seems to be an ownership issue and told me to chown several directories in usr/local/
Are there any other important directories I should change the ownership on? I thought creating the new user would have done this for me.
Thanks
Make sure you've enabled root user.
From the Apple menu choose System Preferences.
From the View menu choose Users & Groups.
Click the lock and authenticate as an administrator account.
Click Login Options.
Click the "Edit..." or "Join..." button at the bottom right.
Click the "Open Directory Utility..." button.
Click the lock in the Directory Utility window.
Enter an administrator account name and password, then click OK.
Choose Enable Root User from the Edit menu.
Enter the root password you wish to use in both the Password and
Verify fields, then click OK.
Is there any ways to give permission to one particular user for check in and check out without creating groups?
Yes you can select Add Windows user or group directly to the current permission level: In the Project Security dialog box, Choose “Windows User or Group” in the “Add users and groups” section. Then click “Add” to add the Windows user/group.