This documentation applies to Codacy Self-hosted v3.5.1

For the latest updates and improvements, see the latest Cloud documentation instead.

Roles and permissions for synced organizations

Depending on your role on the Git provider you will have different permissions on Codacy:

Provider	Role	Join organization	Ignore issues and files	Add repository	Configure repository	Configure tools and patterns	View repository	Invite and accept members	Modify billing
GitHub Cloud and GitHub Enterprise	Outside Collaborator1	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
	Repository Read	Yes2	Configurable	No	No	Configurable	Yes	No	No
	Repository Triage	Yes2	Configurable	No	No	Configurable	Yes	No	No
	Repository Write	Yes2	Configurable	No	Yes	Configurable	Yes	No	No
	Repository Maintain	Yes2	Configurable	No	Yes	Configurable	Yes	No	No
	Repository Admin	Yes2	Yes2	Yes	Yes	Yes2	Yes	No	No
	Organization Owner	Yes2	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes2	Yes	Yes	Yes
GitLab Cloud and GitLab Enterprise	External User1	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
	Guest	Yes2	Configurable	No	No	Configurable	Yes	No	No
	Reporter	Yes2	Configurable	No	No	Configurable	Yes	No	No
	Developer	Yes2	Configurable	No	No	Configurable	Yes	No	No
	Maintainer	Yes2	Configurable	No	No	Configurable	Yes	No	No
	Owner	Yes2	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes2	Yes	Yes	Yes
	Administrator	Yes2	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes2	Yes	Yes	Yes
Bitbucket Cloud and Bitbucket Server	Read, Write3	Yes2	Configurable	No	No	Configurable	Yes	No	No
	Admin	Yes2	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes2	Yes	Yes	Yes

¹: Outside Collaborators and External Users aren't supported as Members of organizations on Codacy. However, you can add them so that Codacy analyzes their commits to private repositories.
²: Joining an organization may need an approval depending on your setting for accepting new people.
³: Codacy can't distinguish the Bitbucket roles Read and Write because of a limitation on the Bitbucket API.

See managing people to list and manage the members of your organization.

Configuring who can change analysis configurations

By default, only users with Write permission on a repository can change analysis configurations. In your Organization's settings, you can find Members privileges where you can define the lowest permission required to ignore issues for your organization, ignore files and configure your code patterns on your organization.

Codacy doesn't allow changing the role of a user, as the roles on Codacy are mirrored from your Git provider and applied to each repository.

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Last modified March 26, 2021