On the Circle web interface, I’ve been trying to Rebuild with SSH, but that option doesn’t seem to be available to me. I see this instead:
However, if I go back to the main list of builds, I see a rebuild button that works.
I’ve tried logging in and out with no change. I’m the only user of the project I’m building, and it’s within my personal GitHub repo that I’m also authenticated as. I’m a bit stumped.
I have the same problem, just started using CircleCI with a new project but I see “You need write permissions to trigger builds”. Thanks for the (partial) workaround of rebuilding from the builds listing page, but I’m also trying to run “Rebuild with SSH”. Currently trying to rebuild and quickly login to SSH before it auto-disables…
I’m not an admin on the org, but I certainly have write permissions, and you’re correct: the Rebuild dropdown is disabled with a tooltip saying I need write permissions.
Can you open a ticket so we can dig deeper? Might need to grab a screenshot of your permissions if possible. Do you know if you have any special roles assigned to you?
No I am not an admin in the organization on our company GitHub.
I am an admin on the repository however.
Interestingly this has been our setup for over 9 months with CircleCI and it’s only recently that I started seeing this “You need write permissions to trigger rebuilds” so it’s safe to assume it wasn’t a change on our end that is the cause.
It still occurs for me. On my work computer, the button is enabled while it is disabled when I’m logged in with the same account on my personal computer. The issue manifests itself just as described above, i.e. the rebuild button works just fine in the overview page.