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GitHub: How do I remove myself as a contributor of another person's repositories

I want to remove a repository I was added to as a collaborator from my list of "Repositories" (found on the left on the main page at GitHub when logged in). But, I can't find a way to do that.

Note: My question is different from how to remove 'Repositories Your Contribute To' -- he's trying to remove a repository that he's contributed to, I'm trying to remove a repository that someone else added me to.

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MikeTheTall Avatar asked Sep 09 '17 22:09

MikeTheTall


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On the page at https://github.com/settings/repositories you should see a "Leave" button next to the repositories you have been invited to.

Additionnal information can be found on the GitHub help pages for this topic.

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matteo Avatar answered Oct 07 '22 14:10

matteo