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It would be very handy if an Administrator can 'impersonate' as another user in the web interface.
This allows the admin to check if that user has access to all the right repositories, and does not have access to stuff that should remain private.
Without this feature, the admin is forced to reset the user's password an use a different browser session to check this.
GitLab offers an 'Impersonate' button in its web interface, on the User profile page next to the 'Edit' button. See docs Admin Area - User impersonation.
This feature already got requested in #2883 but it was interpreted there as an API feature.
Feature Description
It would be very handy if an Administrator can 'impersonate' as another user in the web interface.
This allows the admin to check if that user has access to all the right repositories, and does not have access to stuff that should remain private.
Without this feature, the admin is forced to reset the user's password an use a different browser session to check this.
GitLab offers an 'Impersonate' button in its web interface, on the User profile page next to the 'Edit' button. See docs Admin Area - User impersonation.
This feature already got requested in #2883 but it was interpreted there as an API feature.
On this Discourse page, the feature was called 'Web account impersonation'.
Screenshots
Impersonate button in GitLab.