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What Operating System are you seeing the problem on?
macOS
What happened?
Really more of a GraphQL issue, but my contributions do not include those made to Azure/, microsoft/, or other microsoftopensource-managed repos. This is the case on the web as well unless I'm unauthenticated e.g., using an InPrivate browser window. So clearly GraphQL can query that information, but can't if my auth token has not authorized any of those orgs. Perhaps an authorization issue and related to other known issues like authenticated users associated to an enterprise but not authorized currently to that enterprise can't even view issues or open a PR?
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Thanks for raising this @heaths, and welcome to gh-skyline ✨ I'm curious, could you take a peek at this issue and see if the discussion there resolves your issue?
My contributions have always been public. The problem is that most of my contributions are to an enterprise, specifically https://github.com/enterprises/microsoftopensource. This isn't GitHub Enterprise (though we have one of those too that I rarely use). It's well known that GitHub APIs aren't granular enough to understand read vs write in a lot of contexts and I imagine that's the problem here. For example, normally I can't even view issues or open PRs unless I've authenticated and authorized one of our managed repos, which a non-managed machine (my personal machines) cannot do. Sadly, I can at least view issues in InPrivate mode of a browser but I can't open PRs.
GitHub CLI Version
2.63.2
gh-skyline Version
0.0.4
What Operating System are you seeing the problem on?
macOS
What happened?
Really more of a GraphQL issue, but my contributions do not include those made to Azure/, microsoft/, or other
microsoftopensource
-managed repos. This is the case on the web as well unless I'm unauthenticated e.g., using an InPrivate browser window. So clearly GraphQL can query that information, but can't if my auth token has not authorized any of those orgs. Perhaps an authorization issue and related to other known issues like authenticated users associated to an enterprise but not authorized currently to that enterprise can't even view issues or open a PR?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: