Managing access to a project (classic) for organization members

As an organization owner or project (classic) admin, you can set a default permission level for a project (classic) for all organization members.

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Note

  • Projects, the all-new projects experience, is now available. For more information about Projects, see "About Projects."
  • You can only create a new project (classic) for an organization, repository, or user that already has at least one project (classic). If you're unable to create a project (classic), create a project instead.

By default, organization members have write access to their organization's projects (classic) unless organization owners or project (classic) admins set different permissions for specific projects (classic).

Setting a baseline permission level for all organization members

Tip: You can give an organization member higher permissions to project (classic). For more information, see "Project (classic) permissions for an organization."

  1. In the upper-right corner of GitHub, select your profile photo, then click Your organizations.

  2. Click the name of your organization.

  3. Under your organization name, click Projects.

    Screenshot of the horizontal navigation bar for an organization. A tab, labeled with a table icon and "Projects," is outlined in dark orange.

  4. Click Projects (classic)

  5. In the projects list, click the name of the project (classic).

  6. On the top-right side of the project (classic), click Menu.

  7. Click , then click Settings.

    Screenshot showing the project menu. The settings option is highlighted with an orange outline.

  8. Under "Organization member permission", choose a baseline permission level for all organization members: Read, Write, Admin, or None.

  9. Click Save.

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