Settings
The panes that hold your account, a workspace, a project, its tokens and its access.
Settings open over the page
Settings open over whatever you were doing and close back to it unchanged. On a narrow screen each pane is a full-screen page with an index listing the sections; the panes themselves are the same on both.
The panes
| Section | Pane | What it holds |
|---|---|---|
| You | account |
Name, email, GitHub connection, sign out |
| Workspace | workspace |
Name, GitHub accounts, projects overview |
| Workspace | github |
GitHub accounts and connection actions |
| Workspace | members |
Members and roles, pending invitations, invite form, member details |
| Workspace | billing |
Plan, seats in use, renewal and trial facts, upgrade and payment |
| Project | project |
Name, repository and config path, visibility, Automatic builds |
| Project | tokens |
Publishing tokens, create, reveal once, revoke |
| Project | access |
Inherited workspace access and project grants |
| Project | danger |
Delete the project |
The project panes appear when a project is in scope. Administrators see every pane; members and reviewers see their account and read-only workspace and project panes, without the destructive and credential actions.
The GitHub accounts pane lists every account connected to the workspace. Owners and admins can add an account, manage it on GitHub or remove it. Members and reviewers can read the list.
The project pane
The repository and config path are fixed once the project exists. Visibility is private or public, and changing it asks you to confirm what the change does to who can read the project’s publications. Automatic builds turns builds of pushes and pull requests on or off.
Tokens
The tokens pane lists each publishing token by name and prefix, when it was created and when it was last used. A new token’s secret appears once, in a state of its own, and never again in a list or an address — copy it into your CI secret storage while it is on screen.
Revoking asks for confirmation. Create the replacement first and publishing does not stop.
Members
The members pane invites people, sets their role, shows invitations that are still pending and revokes them. Removing a member is confirmed.
Deleting a project
The danger pane names the project, states that its publications become unavailable, and keeps the control disabled until you type the name back.