Your Code Studio subscription (glossary term, activate to view definition) provides you a group where you add users whom you want to provide access. You can then use the group to manage your projects. You can manage users for your group through the Cloud Platform user interface.

The following table describes the terms group, project, and user:

Your Code Studio subscription (glossary term, activate to view definition) provides you a group where you add users whom you want to provide access. You can then use the group to manage your projects. You can manage users for your group through the Cloud Platform user interface.

The following table describes the terms group, project, and user:

To view a list of users that have access to your Code Studio subscription and the applications that have an associated project directly in the Cloud Platform user interface, visit Viewing a Code Studio subscription.

User roles and permissions

When you assign a user seat in Code Studio, you must also assign a user role, which determines how the user interacts with Code Studio.

In Code Studio, a user can have one of the following user roles:

• Owner
• Maintainer
• Developer
• Reporter
• Planner
• Guest

Users with the Owner role in your group are responsible for assigning user seats to your group in Code Studio. For each group in Code Studio, one or more users must have the Owner role. Users with the Owner role provide all permissions.

Each user role has a predefined set of permissions assigned to that role. These permissions define what tasks a user is permitted to action in their Code Studio group and associated projects. All user roles and permissions are inherited from GitLab. For more information, see User permissions and roles.