The project on Gitlab needed to create its own branch in order to upload changes, but in the browser there is no New Branch button, although judging by the help it should be. 
What could be the reason, not enough user rights?
Shalom Alecheim Shalom Alecheim
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- onegit checkout -b new_branch and tried to push? - Artem Gorlachev
- @Artem Gorlachev Yes, I tried. Created a new branch but fails. Writes: GitLab: You are not allowed to push code to this project. fatal: Could not read from remote repository. Please make sure you have the repository exists. - Shalom Alecheim
- created a new remote upstream, but with him the same story - Shalom Alecheim
- Then, apparently, really not enough rights - Artem Gorlachev
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Open /project_members in your project and look at your access level. To create branches, it must be no lower than Developer.
http://docs.gitlab.com/ce/user/permissions.html#project
If there are not enough rights, then you can request access directly through the GitLab interface. Return to the project page. There is a button "Request Access":
Nick Volynkin ♦ Nick Volynkin
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- And true. Rights not enough. "You have Reporter access to this project" is written on the project page. True, there is no Request Access button, apparently it is only for those who are not allowed at all. Thank! - Shalom Alecheim
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