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Github recently introduced the project feature.
When projects are at repo level, if the repo itself is public, then, the projects are accessible to anyone.
Projects at the organization level, however, are only visible to organization members.
For example, https://github.com/Toolwatchapp has one project, but you can't see it without being logged into Github.
Is there a way to make organisation projects public ?
Thanks, M.
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In the top-right corner of GitHub Enterprise Server, click your profile photo, then click Enterprise settings. In the enterprise sidebar, click Policies. Under Policies, click Options. Under "Default organization membership visibility", use the drop-down menu, and click Private or Public.
Open GitHub, using "Transfer" under "Settings" for the repository you want to move.. enter the repository name you want to add to your organization.
As in case of GitHub accounts, all organizations are public (but may have private repositories).
It's now possible: https://blog.github.com/2018-03-28-improved-organization-project-permissions/#public-organization-projects. Yay !
Petros (GitHub Staff)
Hi Mathieu,
Thanks for writing in!
Is there a way to make organization projects public?
This is not possible currently. Thanks for the suggestion though! I have added it to our list for our team to consider.
Cheers, Petros
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