GitHub Administration
How to give access or create a account in GitHub
Steps:
- Login to the GitHub as Admin
- Look for site admin at left side
- Click on "Invite User"
- Give Username and Email id
Once User is created, An email will sent to the user, he can then access to the git hub.
How to add a new git hub member to the repository inside a organisation
Steps:
- Login to the GitHub as Admin
- Go to the Organisation and Repository inside the organisation
- Click on Settings tab
- Select the "Collaborators & Teams" tab at left side
- Look for the "teams" and click on the same.
How to check the Git hub user permissions for a repository inside an organisation
Steps:
- Login to the GitHub as Admin
- Go to the Organisation and Repository inside the organisation
- Click on Settings tab
- Select the "Collaborators & Teams" tab at left side
- Look for the "teams" and click on the same.
- Select any user
- Click on the "Manage access" with respect to the repository
- Check for Member Privilages
How to send a link for "reset password"
Steps:
- Login to the Git Hub Account as admin
- Find the user (For whom, you want to send reset password link)
- Click on Site Admin (Rocket Symbol)
- Click on the Emails Tab
- Look for the password reset and click on "Send password reset" button.
- You will find the link above the page, You can directly send the link to the user for password reset.
How to create a Personal access tokens
Steps:
- Login to the Git Hub Account
- Got to Settings which is at Right corner at User Side
- Click on Developer Settings at left side pane
- Click on Personal access tokens
- Click on "Generate new token" button
- Select all the related access
- Click Create Token
How to check whether the repository is Private Or Public
Steps:
- Login to the GitHub account as Admin
- Click on repository
- Click on Settings
- Look for Danger zone ( If repo is pubic, Then we will see the below message)
Make this repository private
Hide this repository from the public.
How to delete a branch in both from local and remote repo.
Steps:
- Login to the command line ( terminal)
- Run the below commands
For removing the branch from local repo
$ git branch -D <branch-name>
For removing the branch from remote repo
$ git push origin --delete <branch-name>
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