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Because of baseline visibility configurations, you must setup GitHub teams in order to provide team members access to repositories. The minimum recommended setup is as follows:
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- Create one team with the name of your programme (e.g. `Engineering Quality Framework`). Add all required members to this team.
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- Create one team with the name of your product (e.g. `Engineering Quality Framework`). Add all required members to this team.
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- Create one child team within the team, for admins only (e.g. `Engineering Quality Framework Admins`). Add admins only to this team.
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- Create a second child team, for code owners (e.g. `Engineering Quality Framework Code Owners`). Add relevant members to this team, and reference in the CODEOWNERS file (example [here](https://github.com/NHSDigital/software-engineering-quality-framework/blob/master/.github/CODEOWNERS)).
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- For each repo in your programme (e.g. `software-engineering-quality-framework`), under the `Manage Access` option in `Settings`, set the general team to have `Write` access and the admins team to have `Admin` access.
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