Account settings

Profile, appearance, security, access tokens, OAuth apps, notifications, and saved replies.

Profile

How others see you across Cloudzilla.

Using 412 MB of your 5 GB storage quota.

M

PNG, JPEG, GIF or WebP, max 2 MB.

Usernames can't be changed.

Used for sign-in and notifications. A new address has to be verified again.

Appearance

Colors for code in files, diffs and Markdown. The preview follows the site theme; toggle it to preview the other mode. Changes save automatically.

// Preview
func Greet(name string) string {
    return "hello, " + name
}

Security

Password, two-factor authentication, and connected accounts.

  • Password

    Changing it signs out every session, so anyone else who knows the old one is signed out too.

  • Two-factor authentication Disabled

    TOTP via authenticator app (Google Authenticator, 1Password, Authy).

Connected accounts

Sign in with an account you have elsewhere. Connect it here, or sign in with a Google account whose verified address matches this account's verified email.

Google Not connected

Confirm it's you, then choose the Google account to connect.

SSH keys

Used for git push/pull over SSH.

MacBook Pro

SHA256:Zk1p7vQ3nXh0e9LwYb2sAq5cT8uRfJdM4oGiNxVa6Hw

Added

CI deploy key

SHA256:Hq8dLw2mTz9yPb4XvNe1sCk7uRgJfA5oIiVx3MaYt0E

Added

Personal access tokens

For scripts and integrations that need to act on your behalf.

CI deploy

scopes: repo:read, repo:write · expires

…a91f03bc

cz CLI

scopes: repo:read, issues:write, pulls:write · no expiry

…47d2e8f0

OAuth applications

Applications you've registered to call the Cloudzilla API on behalf of other users.

Deploy bot

Client ID: czo_5f2c9e1a7b3d4c68

Redirect: https://deploy.example.com/callback

Authorized applications

Applications you've allowed to access your account.

App ID 3

scopes: repo:read, issues:write

Notifications

How and when you hear about activity. Changes save automatically.

Send each email right away, or a digest of your unread notifications, watched repositories included, at 08:00 UTC (weekly on Mondays).

Saved replies

Reusable snippets you can insert into issue and pull request comments.

Thanks for the report

Thanks for opening this. I can reproduce it on main and will follow up here once there's a fix.

Sessions

Browsers signed in to your account. Access tokens, SSH keys and authorized apps are revoked in their own sections.

  • This browser Current

    Sign out to end this session. Other sessions can't be listed, only signed out together.

Email

Your address, and the author email on commits you make in the web UI.

Coming soon
  • info.mkappworks@gmail.com

    Used for sign-in and notifications.

    Verified Primary

Commits you push keep the email your git client sets. To keep those private too, run git config --global user.email 12@users.noreply.cloudzilla.example

Danger zone

Irreversible. Clone any repositories you want to keep first.

  • Export your data Coming soon

    Download everything you've created on Cloudzilla as a zip.

  • Delete account

    Permanently remove your account, your repositories and their wikis, gists, and activity. Issues, comments and reviews you left in other people's repositories stay, credited to ghost. Organization repositories stay with their organization.

Change password

Every session signed in to your account is signed out. This browser stays signed in.

At least 8 characters.

Add SSH key

A key gives any system holding the private half full git access to your repos.

Generate personal access token

Treat tokens like passwords — they grant API and git access on your behalf.

Scopes

Choose at least one. Tokens can't manage your account, SSH keys or other tokens, nor repository and organization settings without repo:admin.

One per line: a repository you manage as owner/repo, or an organization you own, which covers its settings and all its repositories. The token can't touch anything else.

An SSH public key, which can live on a hardware key (sk-). Every request with this token must then be signed with its private key (ssh-keygen -Y sign), so the token alone is useless to anyone who copies it.

Leave blank for a non-expiring token.

Register OAuth application

You'll get a client ID and a client secret. The secret is shown once.

Leave blank to accept any redirect URI.

New saved reply

Pick it from the saved replies menu when writing a comment.