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My account is the page where you manage your own Sevalla user account: your name, email address, password, two-factor authentication, Git connections and email notifications. These settings belong to you, not to a company, so they apply in every company you’re part of. To open it, click your name at the bottom of the sidebar, then click My account. The page has three cards:

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Update your name

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Open the name sheet

On My account, in the Name row, click Update name.
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Enter your name

Enter your First name and Last name (both are required), then click Update name.
Your avatar comes from Gravatar, based on your email address. To change it, click Update on Gravatar in the Name row.

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Update your email address

Changing your email address takes your Sevalla password and a code sent to the new address.
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Open the email sheet

On My account, in the Email row, click Update email.
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Request a code

Enter the New email and your Sevalla password, then click Request verification code. Sevalla emails a 6-digit code to the new address.
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Enter the code

Under Verification, enter the 6-digit code, then click Update email.
The code expires after 10 minutes. To get a new one, click Resend code. Disposable email addresses and addresses that another account already uses are rejected. Once the new address is verified, Sevalla signs you out of every session. Sign in again with the new address. The Email row shows Verified next to your address. If your company uses single sign-on, keep an address on the company’s SSO domain, or you can’t sign in with SSO.

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Update your password

1

Open the password sheet

On My account, in the Password row, click Update password.
2

Enter the old and new password

Enter your Old password and a New password, then click Update password.
A password needs at least 8 characters, with a lowercase letter, a capital letter and a number, and can be up to 150 characters. Changing it signs you out of every session, this one included; sign in again with the new password. It doesn’t change your two-factor settings. If you signed up with a Git provider or through single sign-on, you may not have a password yet. Create one with Forgot your password? on the sign-in page; see Reset your password.

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Set up two-factor authentication

Sevalla asks for a second factor every time you sign in with your email and password, unless you’ve trusted the device. Codes come by email unless you turn on an authenticator app in the Authenticator app row. See Use an authenticator app.

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Connect Git sign-in

The Git login & repository access row has a card for GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket. Each card has two separate connections: To turn either one on, click Enable next to it. A window opens at the Git provider; sign in there and approve Sevalla. The line then shows Enabled.
The Git login & repository access row with GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket cards, each with a Login and a Repository access line and Enable or Revoke buttonsThe Git login & repository access row with GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket cards, each with a Login and a Repository access line and Enable or Revoke buttons

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Revoke Git sign-in or repository access

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Choose the connection

On My account, in the Git login & repository access row, click Revoke next to the provider’s Login or Repository access.
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Confirm

In the dialog, click Revoke.
  • Revoking login means you can’t sign in with that Git provider until you enable it again. Sign in with your email and password instead.
  • Revoking repository access means Sevalla can’t read your repositories at that provider, so applications that deploy from them stop deploying until you enable access again.
The Git provider can still list Sevalla as an authorized app. When it does, Sevalla opens the provider’s settings page in a new tab so you can remove it there too.

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Choose email notifications

The Notifications card has two switches, both for the address on your account: Changes apply right away.

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Choose a theme

Click your name at the bottom of the sidebar. Next to Theme, pick Light, Dark or System (follows your device’s setting). The theme is saved in your browser, so each browser keeps its own choice. To delete your user account, see Delete your account.