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Forks

last updated at 2023-08-03

The DataHUB allows to "fork" an ARC. This creates an exact copy of an ARC under a different user or group account while staying connected to the original ARC.

  1. Navigate to the ARC that you would like to fork and click "Fork" in the top-right corner (1).
  1. In the fork menu you can
    • adapt the name (1) of the ARC (your fork),
    • select a namespace (2), i.e. your user or a group name,
    • adapt the project slug (3)

💡 Note that these options change the display name and URL of your fork of the ARC. The original ARC stays unchanged.

💡 The visibility level (4) and access permissions are inherited from the original ARC.

  1. Once forked, you can work on your fork.

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