GitHub allows you to work with other people by adding collaborators to your repositories.
Permissions control what collaborators can do — from read-only access to full administrative powers.
📌 Key Permissions
Read: Can view and clone the repo, but cannot push changes
Write: Can push commits and manage issues/pull requests
Maintain: Manage repo settings, branches, and collaborators
Admin: Full control over the repository, including deleting it
⚡ Pro Tip: Only give admin access to trusted collaborators. Less is more when it comes to permissions.
📚 Example: Adding a Collaborator
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💡 Tip: Review collaborator permissions periodically, especially for large or public projects.
