I've seen answers like this one: How to leave a GitLab project not owned by me?
However its outdated since the UI has changed since then. I've looked under every Group/Project tab and its not there. I've also followed this link that GitLab itself gave me https://gitlab.com/groups/[GROUP_NAME]/-/group_members/leave and its a 404. I need to leave these groups/projects since they require 2FA and I recently disabled it (No, I don't want to re-enable it).
Anyone know how I can actually leave these things in 2020?
EDIT:
These repos are private (And I think the group is too). I see the option next to the Project ID on the main page on a public repo, but its missing for these private repos I want to remove...weird.
EDIT 2:
I got in contact with the Projects/Group owner and asked him to kick me and that worked. Still if anyone knows why I couldn't leave on my own it would be helpful for others who might have this problem in the future.
Click on "Groups" in the head menu bar
Choose "Your Groups"
Click on "Members" in the left sidebar
Click on "Leave" button next to your name
For what it's worth, the URL these days is https://gitlab.com/{group_name}?leave=1.
But when I tried it I was greeted by the following error message, which by itself is very self-explanatory. This would also explain why you cannot find the "Leave" button anywhere on the screen.
You do not have permission to leave this group.
I'd say you did the right thing - reaching out to the group owner.
Leaving a group automatically removes you from all projects added by that group.
At the top menu chose Groups\Your Groups. Select the group you want to leave and press leave.
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I'm a very basic user of Azure DevOps. There used to be a UI gadget on the Task page under the Details group that displayed the Task's Priority but as of a short time ago it is no longer available which makes it very difficult to modify a Task's priority. This gadget is still available on a Bug but not a Task. How can I recover/re-enable this gadget so that we can change a Task's priority as needed?
Here's an example of the Details group which used to have a Priority gadget within.
See the triple dots up at the top right? Click on those.
A menu appears.
Select Customize.
A new View appears which (eventually) allows you to see what's in the Details group.
One of those items is Priority.
Click on the triple dots to its right and edit it.
Try to enable the display.
This fails.
A popup says that this is an inherited property that can be hidden or renamed but you cannot enable it from here.
Fine. How does one get to the parent 'process', whatever the heck that is and change the Priority field back to be visible and editable?
Here are the steps.
Navigate to work items.
View any Task by clicking on the Title field hyper link.
The Task View appears.
On the upper right of the View is a triple dot control. Click it.
A menu appears. Select Customize.
You are now at All processes > Simple Workflow > Task
There are two columns on the right of the page, Details and Deployment.
Under Details is a Priority. It has a strike through to indicate that it is not displayed.
Select Details.
The field highlights and a triple dot appears.
Click the triple dot and select ‘Show on Layout’.
Done.
For me, this didn’t work yesterday. I closed all web pages and Visual Studio.
Restarted VS and asked it to display the DevOps page.
Looked at Tasks and they had Priority.
Very frustrating and the question is, why did the field go away? It is possible that one of the two other programmers working on this project accidentally did this but this is such a convoluted process to modify it that it would seem unlikely. Did DevOps/Azure change the default template? Maybe. How would I know. In any case, I'm up and working again so thank you everyone for your kind suggestions.
At the bottom of the task, under Activity, I am seeing All, Comments, Work Log, History and Activity. I selected the Comments tab. However, I don't see a way to add a comment.
The Comments button which you are talking about shows all the comments. There is a Comment button with an icon just below the Activity tab which can be used to comment on the tasks as shown in the pic
here.
This could be a permissions issue. If you do not have permission to add comments on a project then you will not see the button for adding a comment.
Confirm with your JIRA administrator that you have the "Add comments permission" for this particular project (or for all projects).
If I had contributed in a project, for which I am not an owner or administrator, how can I get myself out of that project? I do not find the leave button as documented in issue 744.
https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/merge_requests/744
The project owner has stopped responding to me and I badly want myself out of it. Please help.
Updated answer for 2020:
Leaving a group automatically removes you from all projects added by that group.
At the top menu chose Groups\Your Groups. Select the group you want to leave and press leave.
Follow these steps:
On projects page select the project
On top right corner select settings button
Then select members
Finally you'll see LEAVE button here
Follow These steps
Go to the main project url, not the sub urls
E.g If the project name is hng-interns -- Go to https://gitlab.com/hng-interns instead of https://gitlab.com/hng-interns/factory
Click on the Leave group button
Click okay in the alert box that shows up.
That's all!
In new gitlab version, you can leave a project not owned by you, by following these steps:
1- Go to the project page
2- Click on Project Information at the top left corner
3- Click on members
4- Find your name among members and click on red leave button
Click Menu on the top left, Groups, Your groups.
Click on Your groups on the next page that loads.
Select Group
You will see picture similar two the second screenshot below. Instead of Withdraw Access Request you'll see Leave Group
As evident from title, I entered a bug in MantisBT but mistaken choose wrong project. I can go back and edit most of the parameters of bug but it doesn't allow me to change the project. I looked in configuration and there seems to be no option for that there as well. Is there a way I fix the bug information by changing the project to the correct value?
You can move issues between projects if your system configuration and access levels allow it (look for the Move button in the View Issue Details page)
You can also move multiple issues by doing the following:
Go to View Issues page.
Filter on the issues you want to move (optional)
Tick the issues from the list that you want to move or select all.
Go to the bottom of the list and select "Move" then click Go.
Select project to move to.
Note that since MantisBT uses a universal id across all projects, moving an issue doesn't break links to it, since URL to the issue will remain the same.
After much online research and getting close to what I am looking for by hacking it together (ie. modifying templates and other files, exactly what every expert out there appears to advise against in terms of SharePoint customization) I have decided to go ahead and post my issue here to see if anybody has ever had any experience with this.
In essence, I start off with a plain My Sites host. I would like to keep the My Profile and My Content pages, and add a bunch of new content of top on that. For us, simplicity is of utmost importance and so when I created a new Web Part Page and noticed that it added an additional ribbon under the navigation menu, I decided that it had to go. This is what it looks like out of the box:
With ribbon
Notice that at this point I have already made a few modifications, such as removing the My Site link that by default appears all the way to the left of the other options. This sadly was accomplished in a very brute-force way.
Now, here is the ribbon-free navigation bar, which is just what I want to be able to design without making system changes that I will regret in the future (and that may be easily overwritten by a CU or hotfix)
Without ribbon
So I guess I should make this clear, I don't want the navigation gone, just customized (ie. no My Site string to the left of my options, no Site Actions drop-down for read-only users) and the Browse/Page ribbon that gets added by default everytime you create a new page, well that one just needs to be gone completely, as shown in the second screenshot.
I have read all about hiding ribbons (which just hides the whole thing, including navigation), customizing ribbons (no success in accomplishing this type of basic navigation after trying them out) and simply don't know what to do anymore.
Maybe I am just taking the wrong approach by modifying something instead of just creating it from scratch, at the end of the day it is nothing but a static navigation bar common to all the pages with the special current user drop-down all the way to the right, then if a user has write permissions, she would also get the Site Actions drop-down under Home, that's it.
Hopefully an answer to this question will help others as well who are looking to simplify their SharePoint My Sites host a bit, as out of the box the number of web components that users are presented with might be just a little too overwhelming for your everyday employee, at least in the industry that we operate in.
Anyway, thank you kindly in advance, I look forward to your replies. Do let me know if there is something that is not entirely clear from my explanation :)
If you take away user's Create Personal Site permission (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262500.aspx) in your User Profile, the "My Site" link will go away.