Authentication, permissions, and settings

Platform key fingerprint verification

Verify remote server connections

Verify Codeup server trustworthiness by comparing its public key fingerprint.

• Codeup Public Key Fingerprint

  • SHA256:yEGmgQNVrc3QAvDvoBrTCF2s07KwmmQ+AbWi9vSt/fE (RSA)

  • MD5:2d:91:eb:a2:09:39:d2:16:eb:e4:f7:f7:8c:a1:02:41 (RSA)

• Verification Method

  • SHA256 Algorithm: Run ssh-keygen -lf ~/.ssh/known_hosts and find codeup.aliyun.com in the output. Verify that the SHA256 fingerprint matches.

  • MD5 Algorithm: Run ssh-keygen -E md5 -lf ~/.ssh/known_hosts and find codeup.aliyun.com in the output. Verify that the MD5 fingerprint matches.

Platform key fingerprint verification.

Platform permission settings

Visibility levels and role permissions

Set visibility levels and assign roles to control access to repositories and code groups:

• Repository visibility: private or visible to the organization.

• Group visibility: private or visible to the organization.

• Repository roles: administrator, developer, and viewer.

• Group roles: administrator, developer, and viewer.

When a user holds different roles in the repository and code group, the highest permission level applies. Platform permission settings.

Personal authentication settings

Secure access with keys and tokens

Codeup supports SSH keys, HTTPS clone passwords, and personal access tokens for secure access.

• SSH key configuration: push and pull code without entering a password.

• HTTPS clone account password configuration: authenticate with your username and password when cloning via HTTPS.

• Personal access token creation and management: call Codeup OpenAPI operations programmatically.

Personal authentication settings.

Organization settings

Manage organization resources and access

Codeup provides organization-level settings for identity names, repository and group management, and administrator options. Organization settings.

Repository settings

Configure and manage your repositories

Modify basic information, run high-risk operations, and control branches, push rules, and webhooks. Repository settings.

Code group settings

Organize and manage repository collections

A code group is a collection of repositories. Groups support sub-groups, member management, and webhook configuration.