Gitlab Social Sciences: Difference between revisions

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* or ''internal'': anyone with a GitLab account can read it,

* or ''public'': anyone on the Internet can read it.

For more information, see https://gitlab.~~socsci.ru.nl~~/~~help~~/public_access/~~public_access#visibility-of-projects~~.~~{{Dead link}}~~

For more information, see https://docs.gitlab.com/user/public_access/.

=== What can/should be stored on GitLab? ===

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=== What happens to my GitLab projects when I leave? ===

First, if you use Git on your computer, you will have the entire history ~~also locally on your machine~~.

First, if you use Git on your computer, you will have a local copy of the entire repository history.

~~Without~~ a ~~valid~~ RU account, ~~also~~ your ~~GitLab access~~ will ~~become inactive~~.

Please note that your GitLab access will become inactive if you use a RU account. If you have Radboud credentials and leave the company, your account, including your personal projects, will be removed. If you would like to retain access to GitLab, you can request an External User account.

If you ~~want~~ to retain access, you ~~are welcome to ask for~~ an External User account.

~~There are currently no plans to delete any content when an account becomes inactive~~.

=== Who decides the GitLab policies? ===

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Just send an email to [mailto:gitlab@socsci.ru.nl gitlab@socsci.ru.nl].

=== When does my account get deactivated? ===

If the GitLab service doesn't detect any user activity over the past six months, it'll automatically deactive your GitLab account. This doesn't mean you lost your data. You can simply log in again to reactivate your account.

== Troubleshooting ==

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* Login does not work with (some) versions of the Safari web browser. ''The only solution we know of is to use another browser, sorry for the inconvenience.''

* Some GitLab plug-ins and tools (such as GLab and Sublime Merge) may no longer work with GitLab following recent updates. ''At the moment, the only solution we know of is to switch to alternative, compatible tools.''

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 * or ''internal'': anyone with a GitLab account can read it,
 * or ''public'': anyone on the Internet can read it.
-For more information, see https://gitlab.socsci.ru.nl/help/public_access/public_access#visibility-of-projects.{{Dead link}}
+For more information, see https://docs.gitlab.com/user/public_access/.
 === What can/should be stored on GitLab? ===
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 === What happens to my GitLab projects when I leave? ===
-First, if you use Git on your computer, you will have the entire history also locally on your machine.
+First, if you use Git on your computer, you will have a local copy of the entire repository history.
-Without a valid RU account, also your GitLab access will become inactive.
+Please note that your GitLab access will become inactive if you use a RU account. If you have Radboud credentials and leave the company, your account, including your personal projects, will be removed. If you would like to retain access to GitLab, you can request an External User account.
-If you want to retain access, you are welcome to ask for an External User account.
-There are currently no plans to delete any content when an account becomes inactive.
 === Who decides the GitLab policies? ===
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 Just send an email to [mailto:gitlab@socsci.ru.nl gitlab@socsci.ru.nl].
+=== When does my account get deactivated? ===
+If the GitLab service doesn't detect any user activity over the past six months, it'll automatically deactive your GitLab account. This doesn't mean you lost your data. You can simply log in again to reactivate your account.
 == Troubleshooting ==
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 * Login does not work with (some) versions of the Safari web browser. ''The only solution we know of is to use another browser, sorry for the inconvenience.''
+* Some GitLab plug-ins and tools (such as GLab and Sublime Merge) may no longer work with GitLab following recent updates. ''At the moment, the only solution we know of is to switch to alternative, compatible tools.''
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