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Audit Log

The audit log is the instance-wide record of security- and administration-relevant events, newest first. Each entry names who acted, what they did, which resource was affected, the source address, and when it happened. You can filter the log by actor, action, and date range, open any entry to inspect its full detail, and export the current results to a CSV file.

Where to find it

  • URL: gitvetrix.com/admin/audit-log
  • Navigation: open the admin area (your avatar menu in the top navigation bar, then Admin panel, or go to gitvetrix.com/admin). In the admin sidebar, open the Operations group and select Audit Log.

The page heading reads Audit Log.

Read the log

Entries are shown as a list, 100 to a page, with the most recent event at the top. Each row shows:

  • The actor — the username of the account that performed the action, or the system when no user was responsible.
  • The action — a short, readable name for what happened.
  • The resource — the type of thing that was affected and a short reference to it, when the event targets one.
  • The source address — the IP address the action came from, when recorded.
  • The time — how long ago the event occurred.

Use the pager below the list to move between pages of results. When nothing matches the current filter, the page shows No audit log entries with the note that no entries match the current filter.

Filter the log

The filter bar sits directly under the heading.

  1. In Actor, enter a username to limit the log to that account's actions.
  2. In Action prefix, enter the start of an action name to match a family of events — for example repo. matches repository events. As you type, the field suggests known action names.
  3. Under Date range, set From date and To date to limit the log to a period.
  4. Select Apply to run the filter. The list refreshes and returns to the first page.
  5. Select Clear to remove every filter and show the full log again.

Inspect a single event

  1. Select any row to open the event detail dialog, titled Audit event followed by the event's identifier.
  2. Read the full record, which lists the Event ID, when it Occurred (with the exact timestamp and your local time), the Actor and their Actor ID, the Action, the Resource type, Resource ID, and Resource, the Source IP, and the User agent. Where a value has one, the actor links to their profile and a repository resource links to the repository.
  3. Copy any identifier field with the copy control beside it.
  4. Under Metadata, read any extra structured detail the event carries. Select Copy event JSON to copy the whole event, or use the code block's own copy control to copy just the metadata. When an event has no extra detail, this area shows No additional metadata.
  5. Select Close, or press Escape, to return to the list. Your place in the list, the filter, and the page are all kept.

Export the log

Select Export CSV at the top right to download the entries currently shown as a CSV file. The file is named for the current date. The control is unavailable when the list is empty.