How to give someone read only access? #160042
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So collaborators on private repositories are granted write access by default, If you require more granular control over collaborator permissions, such as assigning read-only access to specific users, you would need to upgrade to a GitHub Team or Enterprise Cloud plan. GitHub Team is priced at $4 per user/month, |
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If you're using GitHub Free, here's what you need to know: GitHub Free does not support assigning specific permissions to collaborators on private repositories. All collaborators added through They will be able to:
Options for Read-Only Access1. Upgrade to GitHub Team PlanTo control permissions more precisely, you can upgrade to the GitHub Team plan:
More details at: https://github.com/pricing 2. Use Deploy KeysIf you need to give read-only access to a system or user without adding them as a collaborator, you can use deploy keys. Steps to set up:
This method is commonly used for automation tools and CI/CD pipelines. For more information, visit the GitHub documentation: https://docs.github.com |
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Is it possible to give someone read-only access to a private repo. Under Settings > Collaborators i can add a collaborator but i see no option to give them specific permissions. I'm on a free account currently. If this is a premium feature what would be the cheapest plan i could sign up to to access it? thanks
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