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Cannot access team members' fork of private repository #3356
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I have encountered the related problem with private repos where a team member is trying to evaluate a pull request and they are unable to inspect commits (get 404) because they are referencing the commits in the other team member's repo. Perhaps this isn't the intent of the OP, but I only require that the commits in the UI are exposed with the pull/#/head refs in the parent repo rather than using the forked repo. |
@krrutkow pull head ref with commits is already kept in base repository and from 1.4 it's already used to display merged PR commits and changes so you are probably right, they can be used to display also unmerged PR commits |
Change the repository referenced when displaying commits or diffs in pull request to the base repository. The forked repository may not be readable by users who can read the base repository. See discussion for (go-gitea#3356).
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Change the repository referenced when displaying commits or diffs in pull request to the base repository. The forked repository may not be readable by users who can read the base repository. See discussion for (go-gitea#3356).
Change the repository referenced when displaying commits or diffs in pull request to the base repository. The forked repository may not be readable by users who can read the base repository. See discussion for (#3356).
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):Description
Say there is a team, the team has access to an organization's private repository and there are two team members X and Y. When X fork the repository and Y tries to access X's fork, Y gets 404.
Sorry if it is the expected behavior. However, it seems Github allows Y to access X's repository and I expect Gitea behaves the same.
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