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How to change a collaborator's permission to admin in a repository in your GitHub organization

Here is how to change a collaborator's permission to admin in a repository in your github organization

  1. First navigate to your organization repository
  2. Next click on "Settings" tab in the top navigation menu
  3. Click on "Collaborators and teams" in the left sidebar under Access section
  4. Then, find the collaborator whose role you want to change
  5. Next click on the role dropdown button next to their name
  6. Finally select "Admin" in the role selection dropdown menu

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Why should you change a collaborator's permission to admin in a repository in your GitHub organization

GitHub is an essential platform that empowers developers to collaborate, share, and manage code effectively.

Enhancing a collaborator's permission to admin in a GitHub repository within your organization brings multiple benefits. This feature allows for greater collaboration and flexibility, as admins have broader control to manage repository settings, including merging pull requests, enabling integrations, and adjusting other critical configurations.

Implementing this change ensures smoother project management and fosters a sense of ownership and responsibility, enhancing team efficiency and collaboration.

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April 13, 2026
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