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* <tt>share</tt>: allows you to export your projects read-only or editable to individuals, groups, or to everyone | * <tt>share</tt>: allows you to export your projects read-only or editable to individuals, groups, or to everyone | ||
Expressing an interest in someone is as easy as <tt>follow username</tt>. You can then group these users together to make sharing easier. So for me to add | Expressing an interest in someone is as easy as <tt>follow username</tt>. You can then group these users together to make sharing easier. So for me to add kevin, Ben and Dion to a group, I would do <tt>group add mozlabs Kevin ben dion</tt>. Grouping people like this is totally optional, but it will make maintaining sharing rules a lot easier going forward, when you’re working on a number of projects. | ||
Then if you want to share a project in read-only mode, to someone that is following you, you just type: <tt>share add projectname username</tt>. Replace username with groupname to share with one of your defined groups, or with <tt>everyone</tt> to just throw everything wide open. To allow editing you add “edit” to the end. So for ultimate wiki-like promiscuity: <tt>share add projectname everyone edit</tt>. | Then if you want to share a project in read-only mode, to someone that is following you, you just type: <tt>share add projectname username</tt>. Replace username with groupname to share with one of your defined groups, or with <tt>everyone</tt> to just throw everything wide open. To allow editing you add “edit” to the end. So for ultimate wiki-like promiscuity: <tt>share add projectname everyone edit</tt>. |
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