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# PEPhub organizations | ||
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PEPhub allows users to create and manage PEPs within an organization. PEPhub organizations are linked to GitHub | ||
organizations, and all members of a linked GitHub organization are designated as admins for the projects in the | ||
corresponding PEPhub organization. By default, all projects in a PEPhub organization are public. However, admins | ||
can make projects private, restricting visibility to members of the organization. | ||
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### Logging in | ||
When you log in to PEPhub through GitHub, all your organizations are fetched, and you are automatically added as an admin. | ||
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!!! warning "Warning!" | ||
PEPhub currently does not support GitHub user organizations that are set to private (hidden) in the user settings. | ||
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!!! tip "Set GitHub org Membership Visibility" | ||
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1. Go to the GitHub page. | ||
2. Navigate to the organization’s page. (e.g. https://github.com/databio) | ||
3. Click People (in the organization's menu bar). | ||
4. Locate your username and ensure your membership is public.![../img/github_orgs.png](../img/github_orgs.png) |
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