p4 revoke-permission

Remove from a user or group access to a depot of type graph or to a repo.

Note

For depots of type graph only.

Syntax

p4 [g-opts] revoke-permission -d graphDepot1 -g group [-r ref] -p permission
p4 [g-opts] revoke-permission -d graphDepot1 -u user [-r ref] -p permission
p4 [g-opts] revoke-permission -n //graphDepot1/reponame -g group [-r ref] -p permission
p4 [g-opts] revoke-permission -n //graphDepot1/reponame -u user [-r ref] -p permission

Description

Note

An administrator is the owner, or a user that has been granted the admin permission for that specific graph depot or repo.

After the administrator has granted a permission to a user or group for a depot of type graph or a repo, the administrator can remove that permission with the revoke-permission command. The administrator specifies the group or user that will no longer have the specified permission to the specified depot of type graph or repo.

An administrator is the owner, or a user that has been granted the admin permission for that specific graph depot or repo.

Note

Certain permissions imply (implicitly include) other permissions. An implied permission cannot be revoked directly. See the section for Permissions in the p4 grant-permission topic.

Options

`-d`	Applies at the level of the depot, and therefore includes all of its repos.
`-n`	Applies to the repo with the specified name.
`-g`	Applies to the specified group.
`-u`	Applies to the specified user.
`-r`	(Optional) Applies to the specified branch or tag.
`-p`	Applies to the specified permission.
`g-opts`	See Global Options.

Examples

To remove from user bruno the ability to read the files in the specified depot of type graph, which also prevents that user from making a Git clone:

$ p4 revoke-permission -n //graphDepot1/repo8 -u bruno -p read

To remove from user bruno the ability to create a Git reference to a release tag in the specified depot of type graph.

$ p4 revoke-permission -d graphDepot1 -u bruno -r refs/head/rel-* -p create-ref

p4 revoke-permission can use the -r option with additional permissions: delete-ref, write-ref, force-push, and write-all.

Related Commands

To assign a permission	`p4 grant-permission`
To list the permissions currently granted	`p4 show-permission`