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I have been a member of a certain organization on Github. For the past year, I was able to access all the private repositories tagged to my account, until today. When I open the private repos, I was given this message:

Repository Disabled

This repository is currently disabled. Please contact an owner of the organization to resolve the issue.

I googled and I got no answer about this.

Can anybody please help me out if what went wrong? Could this mean that someone with administrative access removed my account from getting access to all our private repos? Nonetheless, it's unlikely because I can still view the list of private repos on my account. I just can't open any of it.

Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks ahead! :)

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Kimpoy Avatar asked May 08 '13 21:05

Kimpoy


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1 Answers

If it is an organization with private repos, that means they are paying for a monthly plan.

If they stop paying, access to those private repos will be disabled.

As soon as they continue to pay, access would be restored and everything will go back to normal.

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mabdrabo Avatar answered Oct 21 '22 01:10

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