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GitLab: how can I tell what acess level I have on a project?

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I just tried to push to master on a GitLab repo and my push was denied with remote: GitLab: You are not allowed to push code to protected branches on this project. Looking at the access level documentation, it seems I'm probably a "Developer".

Is there someplace in the GitLab UI that will tell me my access level and/or full list of permissions on a project?

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ntc2 Avatar asked Feb 03 '16 20:02

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You can open your user (in current version click on the avatar on the top-right corner) and go to "Contributed projects" tab, you'd be able to see your roles for the projects you're contributing to, something like:

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T30 Avatar answered Sep 22 '22 21:09

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