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Lesson: Add Collaborators and Accept Invitations on GitHub
🎯 Objective
Invite your group members to the shared GitHub repository so everyone can contribute to the project.
👣 Steps
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Repository Owner: Go to the Settings Tab
- Open your group repository on GitHub.
- Click the Settings tab (top-right menu).
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Find the Collaborators Section
- In the left-hand sidebar, click “Collaborators” under the Access section.
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Invite Collaborators
- Click the green “Add people” button.
- Type your teammate’s GitHub username or email.
- Select the correct user and click “Add NAME to this repository”.
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Teammates: Accept the Invitation
- Go to your email or GitHub notifications.
- Click the invitation link and choose “Accept invitation”.
- You will now be able to push changes to the repo and create branches.
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Verify Access
- Everyone should go to the repository and make sure they see the “Code” tab and have write access.
✅ Practice Check
💬 Discussion Prompt
Why do you think GitHub requires invitations instead of automatically allowing access?
What might happen if the wrong person is added to your repository?