Assuming we have 100 developers to use Git. But we don't need so many to log in stash. Could I purchase 25 licenses for who to manage the repository?
Yes, assuming that only 25 will be named users in Stash. A user is per login name.
Per Atlassian:
Licensing fees are quoted per total number of 'Stash users'. A Stash user is by definition any user account in the Stash system with the 'use' permission, i.e. anyone who can view the site while logged in.
Hope that helps.
Thanks for the clarification. Good to know.
I guess the Stash Licensing FAQ needs update?
It's actually covered in the FAQ.
A Stash user is by definition any user account in the Stash system with the 'use' permission.
The "use" permission is required to gain write-access to Stash. Probably doesn't hurt to be more explicit about that.
Perhaps this is a better reference Jens?
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/STASH/Using+repository+permissions
Three types of permissions:
Never ever heard of 'use' permissions as a contextual word in repos or filesystems - is that a permissions 'term' that you use at Atlassian only?
Regardless, your clarification is an important distinction and valid point compared with my first answer - so yes, FAQ could be clearer to this, I guess, since it came up.
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