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  1. Unity Version Control (previously Plastic SCM)

Organizations

Manage Unity VCS organizations and settings.
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Unity organization owners and managers can manage Unity Version Control (UVCS) settings. UVCS leverages Unity organization and project access management, which you can access through the Administration section of your Unity Dashboard.
You can add a user to an organization or a project:
  • If you add a user to a Unity organization, they can access all of the projects and repositories in that organization.
  • If you add a user to a Unity Cloud project, they can only access repositories within that project.
By default, a user has write access to all the repositories they have access to.
For documentation on how to manage Unity organizations and Unity Cloud projects, refer to the following pages:
  • User types and roles
  • Manage members
  • Create an organization

Permission management

Control repository permissions at the Unity organization and Unity Cloud project levels.
For more information, refer to the documentation on how to manage members.
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