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  1. Fundamentals

Teams

OnePub supports the concept of Teams.

A Team owns a collection of Packages and the Team controls who has access to the owned packages.

The system starts with a single Default Team for which all Members are Team Leaders and Team Members.

Only the Default Team is allowed.

You may create additional Teams with a single Team leader and nominate specific Members as Team Members.

You may disable the Default Team to stop the uncontrolled uploading of packages.

You may create additional Teams with multiple Team Leaders and nominate specific Members as Team Members.

You may disable the Default Team to stop the uncontrolled uploading of packages.

A Team leader is able to:

  • Define new packages

  • Add Members as Team Members

  • Deactivate a Package

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