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Risky Operations

Constraints

Only the repository group owner has the permission for risky operations. You can contact the repository group owner to perform these operations.

As shown in the following figure, if you do not have the permission, the setting page will not be displayed or the configuration button is unavailable.

Figure 1 Display of pages without operation permission

Configuring a Repository Group's Risky Operations

To configure risky operations, choose Settings > Security Management > Risky Operations on the repository group details page.

The following operations are supported:

  • Transfer Repository Group Ownership: Only the repository group owner can perform this. You can transfer the current repository group to another member in the repository (but not to a viewer).
  • Delete Repository Group: Only members with the permission to delete a repository group can perform this operation. Enter DELETE to delete the repository group. Once you delete the repository group, all content in the repository group will be permanently and irrecoverably deleted. Exercise caution when performing this operation.
  • Change Repository Group Name: Only the repository owner can change the repository group name. This will invalidate the original path for accessing and cloning this repository group and its child repository groups and repositories. Exercise caution when performing this operation. If CodeArts Build, CodeArts Check, CodeArts Deploy, and CodeArts IDE have been enabled, you need to check and modify related configurations.