Updated on 2023-12-04 GMT+08:00
How Does Git Identify Repository Administrators?
- A user needs to enter the username and password when connecting to a cloud repository via HTTPS.
A username is in the format of account name/IAM username, or account name/account name (for Huawei Cloud). Git can judge the role of the user in a repository based on the username. For example, a username in the latter format indicates that the user is a repository administrator.
- A user needs to set an SSH key before connecting to a cloud repository via SSH.
In CodeArts Repo, one SSH key maps to only one username. Git records the mapping between a key and username when a user accesses the cloud repository, and uses the mapping to judge the repository role of the user.
Parent topic: Git Issues
Git Issues FAQs
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