It is possible to create a group without members
Summary
It is possible to create a group that has no members (Example here)
Steps to reproduce
- Create a group
- Create a subgroup (if you create it public, you'll be able to see the group when it will have no members) inside the previous group
- Move the subgroup (Transfer group) to "No Parent Group"
- You have now created an empty members group
Example Project
Example here
What is the current bug behavior?
When you move a group where you inheritate permissions, the permissions are not stored explictely inside that group
What is the expected correct behavior?
I should have the same permissions as before, but without inheritance. If I was an owner when I created the subgroup (step 2) I still should be an owner
Output of checks
This bug happens on GitLab.com
/label ~bug ~Manage backend ~groups subgroups security ~"user management"
I'm sorry but I have no idea why quick actions are not working for assigning labels :( (Maybe another bug?)
Edited by Lorenzo