Manage Wiki permissions
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Learn about managing permissions for your wiki. By default, all members of the Contributors group can edit Wiki pages.
Manage wiki permissions
By default, all project contributors have read and edit access of the wiki repository. You can grant or restrict access to who can read and edit wiki pages by managing the wiki repository permissions. For more information about permissions in Azure DevOps, see Get started with permissions, access, and security groups.
Note
Feature availability: The built-in wiki is available with TFS 2018 and later versions.
To open the Security dialog, choose More actions > Wiki security.
For definitions of each repository permission, see Git repository permissions.
Don't have access to create a page?
If you don't have access to create a wiki page, you need to contact an administrator to grant you adequate permission on the underlying Git repository of the wiki.
Stakeholder wiki access
Private projects
Users with Stakeholder access in a private project can read provisioned wiki pages and view revisions, however they can't do any edit operations. For example, Stakeholders can't create, edit, reorder, or revert changes to project wiki pages. These permissions can't be changed.
Stakeholders have zero access to read or edit published code wiki pages in private projects. For more information, see the Stakeholder access quick reference for project and code wikis.
Public projects
Stakeholders have full access to wikis in public projects.
For more information about Stakeholder access, see About access levels, Stakeholder access, Public versus private feature access.
FAQ
Q: Is it possible to grant permissions on a per-page basis?
A: No, permissions to access the wiki are made for all pages and not individual pages.
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