# Changing your project binding

You must be an administrator of your project.

## Unbinding or changing the binding of a bound project

1. Retrieve your project. For more information, see [retrieving-projects](https://docs.sonarsource.com/sonarqube-community-build/user-guide/viewing-projects/retrieving-projects "mention").
2. Go to **Project Settings** > **General Settings** > **DevOps Platform Integration**.
3. In the bottom of the page, select **Reset**. The project is unbound.
4. To bind the project to another repository, see [#binding-an-unbound-project](#binding-an-unbound-project "mention") below.

## **Binding an unbound project**

If you created your project manually and want to bind it to its DevOps platform repository to benefit the features of a bound project, proceed as follows:

1. Retrieve your project in SonarQube Community Build. For more information, see [retrieving-projects](https://docs.sonarsource.com/sonarqube-community-build/user-guide/viewing-projects/retrieving-projects "mention").
2. In front of the project name, select **Bind project**. The DevOps Platform Integration page opens.

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3. In **Configuration name**, enter the Configuration record used to manage your DevOps platform integration at the global level. Ask your system administrator.
4. This step depends on your DevOps platform:
   * GitHub: In **Repository name**, enter the name of the GitHub repository you want to bind.
   * Bitbucket Cloud: In **Repository slug**, enter the URL of the Bitbucket Cloud repository you want to bind. The Repository slug is part of your Bitbucket Cloud URL. For example, `https://bitbucket.org/<workspace>/<repository>`
   * GitLab: In **Project ID**, enter the unique identifier of your GitLab project you want to bind.
   * Azure DevOps:
     * In **Project name**, enter the name of the Azure DevOps project containing your repository.
     * In **Repository name**, enter the name of the Azure DevOps repository you want to bind.
5. Select **Save**. The new binding is saved.
6. Select **Check configuration**. SonarQube Community Build checks if the entered DevOps platform repository exists and you have access to it.