How I make my team and repo public?

Who can access my team?

Teams visibility is public by default. That doesn’t mean anyone can access your data. A visitor would be able to see your team’s name, description, members and public repositories. You can get a good idea of what it looks like visiting the BaseHub team in BaseHub.

Public Repositories

When a repository is set to public visibility, it becomes exposed to anyone who navigates to the repository url. That means that for external visitors, BaseHub will show all the repository content up to the last commit (not showing the work in progress). That includes: its title, description, and commits.

What won’t be shared to the public: repository tokens, work in progress, multiplayer presence.

How I change a repository visibility?

To change the repository visibility:

1. In the team dashboard:

   1. Go to the

      three dots
      in the repos card

   2. Click on “Make public” (or “Make private” in the opposite case)

   3. Confirm the update

2. In the repository editor:

   1. Go to the README

      README

   2. Click on “settings”

   3. Look for the “Visibility” option and select the value you want

   4. Save your changes