I have our Gitlab instance setup to default as Internal Projects.
I want everyone in the organization to view projects and report issues.
I don’t want everyone in the organization to be able to view the code by default.
I can make all the setting work with Gitlab but if someone creates a new project it defaults the repository to Everyone.
I would like a default setting to Only Project Members but I found no way to do this, any one have any idea?
Hi all,
Bumping this very old question - as the administrator of a community-edition Gitlab instance, is there any way to set defaults for per-repository settings for all repos created within that instance, such as visibility of wiki, CI/CD, etc in public repos?
Many thanks!
The repository settings in the image show an option for that - try enabling it and see if it solves the issue with new projects defaulting to “Everyone”. You could also look into Gitlab’s protected branches feature.
hey Katlab, thanks for this reply. The screenshot above seems to refer to settings for a repo rather than an instance; i don’t see anything in the admin interface at admin/application_settings/general for CI/CD info visibility. However, I will check out the protected branches feature.
