Planner role unable to read_code on private projects with default permissions
Summary
As a team member added to a private project with the Planner role, I am unable to view the project repository in the UI (read_code permission).
Steps to reproduce
- Add team member to private project with Planner role
- View private project repository as the team member with Planner role
Example Project
-
https://gitlab.com/cguitarte-sandbox/demos/mlops-demo/-/tree/main
- user:
cguitarte-workshop
- added with Planner role assigned
- user:
What is the current bug behavior?
See 404 error when viewing private project repo, Code links not visible in main nav.
What is the expected correct behavior?
Planners can see private project repo
Relevant logs and/or screenshots
Roles assigned to Project members
404 on repo view as Planner
Project view from an owner
Project view from Planner
Output of checks
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