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  1. Consider routing request to the owner of the appropriate IT director. They can create projects within their subgroup.
  2. Navigate to the appropriate department within https://git.doit.wisc.edu/smph or https://git.doit.wisc.edu/smph-public.
  3. If the department subgroup does not yet exist, see Create a department-level subgroup above.
  4. Click on "New subgroup" then "Create group".
  5. Set appropriate visibility (e.g., generally "public" if it is in SMPH (Public) and internal or private if on in SMPH).
  6. Unless otherwise specified, select "Software Developer", "My company", and click Create group
  7. Navigate to Subgroup Information > Members and invite the appropriate owners and/or other members. (Note that members from higher level groups will be inherited.)automatically inherit access.)
  8. Note: Adding members works best if the person first logs into https://git.doit.wisc.edu before you attempt to add them.


Suggested email template:

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  1. Navigate to the appropriate subgroup within https://git.doit.wisc.edu/smph or https://git.doit.wisc.edu/smph-public.
  2. Click on Navigate to Subgroup Information > Members and invite the member(s) with the appropriate roleappropriate members. (Note that members from higher level groups will be inherited.)automatically inherit access.)
  3. Note: Adding members works best if the person first logs into https://git.doit.wisc.edu before you attempt to add them.

Create a project

Information needed:

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  1. Consider routing request to the owner of the appropriate team/group/center/initiative subgroup. They can create projects within their subgroup.
  2. Navigate to the appropriate team/group/center/initiative subgroup in https://git.doit.wisc.edu/smph or https://git.doit.wisc.edu/smph-public.
  3. If the team/group/center/initiative subgroup does not yet exist, see Create a team/group/center/initiative-level subgroup above.
  4. Click on "New project"
  5. Select blank or template for project, fill the subsequent form with the information you gathered, and click Create Project
  6. Navigate to Project Information > Members and invite the appropriate owners. (Note that members from higher level groups will be inheritedautomatically inherit access.)
  7. Note: Adding members works best if the person first logs into https://git.doit.wisc.edu before you attempt to add them.

Managing project team membership

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  1. Navigate to the appropriate project under https://git.doit.wisc.edu/explore.
  2. Navigate to Project Information > Members and invite the member(s) with the appropriate role. (Note that members from higher level groups will be inherited.)automatically inherit access.)
  3. Note: Adding members works best if the person first logs into https://git.doit.wisc.edu before you attempt to add them.

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