To add a collaborator to this project you will need to use the Relish gem to add the collaborator via a terminal command. Soon you'll be able to also add collaborators here!
More about adding a collaboratorSet the visibility of a project
The relish projects:visibility command allows you to set
whether a project is public or private.
- Background
-
- Given
- I have authenticated my user account "justin/password" via the console
- And
- I am a publisher
- Scenarios
-
- Change a project's visibility from public to private
- Change a project's visibility from private to public
- Set a project's visibility to private when it already is private
- Set a project's visibility to public when it already is public
- Change a project's visibility from public to private
-
- Given
- I have a project named "rspec-core"
- And
- the visibility of project "rspec-core" is public
- When
-
I run
relish projects:visibility rspec-core:private - Then
-
it should pass with:
justin/rspec-core's visibility is now private
- Change a project's visibility from private to public
-
- Given
- I have a project named "rspec-core"
- And
- the visibility of project "rspec-core" is private
- When
-
I run
relish projects:visibility justin/rspec-core:public - Then
-
it should pass with:
justin/rspec-core's visibility is now public
- Set a project's visibility to private when it already is private
-
- Given
- I have a project named "rspec-core"
- And
- the visibility of project "rspec-core" is private
- When
-
I run
relish projects:visibility rspec-core:private - Then
-
it should pass with:
justin/rspec-core's visibility is already private
- Set a project's visibility to public when it already is public
-
- Given
- I have a project named "rspec-core"
- And
- the visibility of project "rspec-core" is public
- When
-
I run
relish projects:visibility justin/rspec-core:public - Then
-
it should pass with:
justin/rspec-core's visibility is already public
Last published 3 months ago by mattwynne.