I have a repository in my plastic SCM for my unity game, but I don't know how to get other people in the unity project. I have no idea how to do anything with it.
Go to PlasticSCM cloud dashboard
Go to "Configure" below your organization and head to "Users and Groups"
Click "Add new user" button
Write the email you want to give access to and save
If your cloud is linked with Unity organization you can just add a user to the organization and it will automatically sync permissions and give access to the Plastic Cloud. Follow this steps if your cloud is linked with Unity organization
Security notice: If you have multiple projects or multiple people and want to give specific access/permissions I advice you to read more about permissions in PlasticSCM here
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to harmonize all the task management, review requests and so I would like to use Github Projects
As I am working on both, personal repos and those of the organization I am working for, I would like to assign all issues all over my Github Account to one single project board.
If I am using a personal project board, I can only assign PRs/issues from personal repos and there is the same "scoping" for the organization of course.
The only way would be to manually copy/paste the URL from either the personal issue to the organizational project board or vice versa.
Does anybody have an idea if this is even possible? I could not for the life of me figure out how to make it work.
Thanks everybody for helping out here.
I'm trying to create a team that can only see a subset of the boards (e.g. their own area), which is to act as a communication channel between the development teams and other users; meaning, the developers can see/interact with all boards, but the external team can only see/interact with one specific board. But it seems that any team created gets access to the main board no matter what.
Has anyone attempted this before?
You need to configure the area security setting for the team.
Go to Project settings-->Project configuration under Boards-->Areas-->Select the Area which you donot want the team to view-->Click the 3dots-->Security See below screenshot.
In the security setting page-->Search the Team in the search box-->Deny the view and edit permission of this node for this team. See below screenshot.
Repeat above steps to deny the view and edit permissions for other team areas which the newly created team should not gets access to. Then the newly created team should only be able to access to the Team board which he have the view permission.
I have an azure project with 5+ repositories. I understand how to add the individual to access all repos within the project. (Add them to Project Settings > Team)
However, is it possible to easily restrict access such that an individual can only commit to 1 single repo?
I was able to accomplish this 2 years back in GitHub and just looking for a comparable permissions separation. Any help is appreciated. Ill post my answer here if I am able to discover this. Still sort of struggling to figure this out after having spent some time on trying to discover this separation. Thank you in advance.
From the repositories dropdown, choose "Manage Repositories". Or click on the project settings link at the bottom of the left nav, then choose "Repositories".
You can set security there.
I created a new bluemix account and am setting up a watson conversation with intents, entities and dialogs. How can I work with another engineer on the same project? Is there a "shared" project concept where we can both log and and update things?
How do multiple engineers in general work on watson conversation?
If you are using the latest UI in bluemix, click on your name/icon on the top right. In the sidebar that opens up you will find "Manage Organisations".
Select your workspace, and "Team Directory". There you can add your co-worker to get access.
You can work on conversation at the same time, but I would recommend not to work in the same areas, as you may not see their changes straight away.
I have one project in my Visual Studio Online account which I can access with my account url: myname.visualstudio.com
Recently I have been invited to collaborate in another project which can be accessed from diffrent url: anothername.visualstudio.com.
How to show project created in this second account in my home page ?
Lets say that somebody posts something in Team Room (collaborated one). To find if something happened there I have to to go to that second address (complicated one) and enter team room there. Can't this be done from my account url ?
If I will have many projects going then will I have to remember all those account urls and check them one by one every day?
If you have multiple projects, you can keep them all under the same VSO account umbrella by creating additional Team Projects.
Each VSO account (xxx.visualstudio.com) is totally independent from each other one -- they have no knowledge of one another and cannot "talk" to each other. In on-prem TFS terms, each VSO account is a totally separate team project collection.
So the basic answer to your question is "you can't". The bigger answer is "don't make separate VSO accounts, use multiple team projects within your existing VSO account".