Re: [git-users] How to enforce permissions?

[Magnus Therning]

Karo Zans <karozans1...@gmail.com> writes:

My company currently has a structure where several teams work on the same project. Right now our current system has permissions built in that only allow you to make changes to certain files. Basically file permissions.

In GIT, is there a way to only allow certain teams/users to make
modifications to only the files they are allowed?

Is creating multiple repositories the only way to accomplish that?

Git doesn't really have any native support for that, but it can be
implemented through (rather complex) hook scripts (see

https://git-scm.com/docs/githooks). I believe some hosting solutions do offer such things, but don't take my word for it, do your own research.

access control, because that's what they are used to. In very many

*very* well supported in Git :)

/M

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I do want to point out though that often companies believe they want situations it would work just as well with an immutable ledger and the ability to easily and quickly revert changes... and those things are Only put off until tomorrow what you are willing to die having left

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