Short Answer: Open Settings → Documentation settings and update “Who can run documentation” checkboxes (Anyone (members), Admins, Owners), then click “Save changes.”
Prerequisites
- You must have permission to edit CodeDoc settings (Admin/Owner role may be required)
Steps
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Open the CodeDoc page and select the Settings tab.
The Settings view for CodeDoc is displayed. -
Under “Documentation settings,” find “Who can run documentation.”
Checkboxes for “Anyone (members),” “Admins,” and “Owners” are visible. -
Check or uncheck the boxes to grant or restrict run permissions.
Your selection reflects who can run documentation. -
Click the blue “Save changes” button to apply the updated permissions.
Settings are saved and take effect for subsequent documentation runs.
Troubleshooting
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I cannot change the checkboxes or “Save changes” is disabled.
LikelyCause: You do not have the required account role to edit these settings.
Action: Ask an Admin/Owner in your organization to update the setting, or sign in with an account that has permission. -
Users still cannot run documentation after changes.
LikelyCause: Permissions may take a few moments to propagate, or the user is outside affected scope.
Action: Have affected users sign out/in again; confirm the correct boxes were checked and the correct repository/branch is targeted.
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