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How to assign issue to myself at Github?

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I am asked to assign an issue to myself, the issue is created by someone else. I found this how to guide at help.github.com.

I can see the issue list indeed and I have the "exclamation mark with circle, open" for the issue, but I don't have the check box mentioned in step 4. The repository is not mine.

How can I assign the issue? Do I miss any right?

I just googled some words stating "Only admin can assign task to assignee", is that true?

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thundium Avatar asked Nov 05 '14 08:11

thundium


1 Answers

To be able to assign issues to yourself or to others you have to be the owner or a collaborator of the repository. If the repository is owned by an organization you have to be part of a "Write access team", an "Admin access team", or the "Owners team" to assign issues.

Your options are to either ask the owner/an admin of the repository to assign the issue to you, or to ask the owner if (s)he can add you as a collaborator. When you are a collaborator or part of one of the previously specified teams you can assign an issue in the way you described already (help.github.com).

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Dennis van der Schagt Avatar answered Oct 14 '22 00:10

Dennis van der Schagt