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integrations: refactor/cleanup + features, fixes #4181 * added scopes on integrations, scopes are: - repo only - repogroup children only - root repos only - global (any repo) * integrations schemas now have separate section for the settings (eg. slack) and options (eg. scope/enabled) * added descriptions to integration types * added icons to integration types * added 'create new' integration page * added scope of integration to integrations list * added breadcrumbs for each repo/repogroup/global integrations pages * added sorting to integrations list * added pagination to integrations list * added icons to integrations list * added type filter to integrations list * added message to integrations list if none we found * added extra permissions check on integrations views * db migration from 56 => 57 - adds child_repos_only field * added tests for integrations triggered on events * added tests for integrations schemas * added tests for integrations views for repo/repogroup/admin

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Setting User Group Permissions

To set User Group |repo| permissions, use follow these steps:

  1. From the |RCE| interface, select :menuselection:`Admin --> User Group --> Add User Group`
  2. Enter a group name and description, and select :guilabel:`Save`
  3. Select :guilabel:`edit` beside the new User Group. On the following screen you will see a number of tabs. Exploring these you will find the following most used options:
  • :guilabel:`Owner`: This allows you to change the User Group owner. As super-admin you will still have access to this, but changing the owner lets you delegate the user group management to another manager.
  • :guilabel:`Members`: This allows you to added or remove users from the group.
  • :guilabel:`User Permissions`: On the permissions tab you can set the permissions for each member. If not individually set, the members will inherit the default user permissions.
  • :guilabel:`Inherit from default settings`: On the Global Permissions tab you can uncheck this option and explicitly configure the permissions for the group.