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Project Settings

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A "project" in Mobb is a folder where all your fix reports are stored. "Projects folders" allow organization administrators to control the location where a fix report should be stored, while "Project settings" allow the project admin or the organization administrator to control which users should have access to individual projects.

Accessing my projects

To view and access your projects, simply navigate to the navigation panel on the left, and click on to the icon to bring up your list of projects.

Project Settings (Project Members & Permissions)

To access the "Projects Settings" page for a particular project, you must first navigate to the project itself. If you don't see your project, please reach out to your organization administrator.

Once you arrive at the project page, look for the 3 dots (Kebab Menu) icon -> Select "Project settings"

Once you arrive at the Project Settings page, you will have the ability to perform the following actions:

  1. Add new users to the project

  2. Edit permissions of existing Users

  3. Delete existing users from the project

Adding New Members to the Project

To add members to your project, click on "Add Members" on the top right. The following screen should appear.

Required fields:

  • Email: Put the email address of the user you wish to include to the project

  • Role: Select "Admin," "Writer," or "Reader" based on this user's role. See the table below for more details about the role permissions.

Project Permissions
Admin
Writer
Reader

Invite members to the project

Remove members from the project

Change project settings

Delete current project

Fix reports - Run new fix analysis report

Fix reports - Delete an existing fix report

Fix reports - View all fix reports in the current project

Fix reports - Extend the expiry of existing fix analysis reports

Fix page - View available fixes

Fix page - Download fixes as patch files

Fix Page - Change answers to Fix Questions

Fix Page - Commit Fixes back to the current Source Code Repository (i.e. GitHub)

Project-Level Fix Policy

To modify the fix policy on the project, navigate to "Fix Policy" on the top left. From here, you have the option of enabling or disabling individual fix rules for your project, as well as enabling or disabling Automatic PR for the project.

Project-Level Automatic PR

Mobb can automatically generate Pull Requests (PRs) for selected issue types. To configure which issue types you wish to enable automatic PR generation:

  1. Search for the issue type name

  2. Enable the checkbox under the Automatic PR column

  3. Click on "Apply Changes"

To add new members to the project, ensure the user already exists in your organization. If the user is not yet part of your organization, follow the guide to add them first.

Please note that Automatic PR only works when triggered using the Mobb CLI with the --auto-pr flag set, check out the to learn more.

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