Mastering GitLab 12

Visibility and access controls

Here, you define the default authorizations and permissions for users. There are three basic options. For instance, you can make projects private, which means that only you or people you grant access to can see when you create a new project. The internal level means only logged-in users can see your project (read-only). Public is the widest access level and allows anyone to see your project (but not write to it). The same authorizations can be set for snippets and groups. You can also determine what sources can be imported.

There are a lot of import modules available, but maybe you want to limit those. Another import option is to allow projects to be exported. There are several functions that can help users ...