Some of my own (private) repositories missing

[pinheadmz]

At first I thought the app did not retrieve private repositories but now I see one of my three private repo's does appear in the list (not the other two). All my public repo's are visible. Is there a maximum number of repositories the app shows total? Or does this just happen with private repo's?

[thedillonb]

Hello @pinheadmz, do these private repos belong to an Organization? There is no maximum number of repositories that the app shows - it should show them all, public and private. Typically, if a repository doesn't show up, its probably owned by an organization which has third-party access turned off.

[pinheadmz]

Nope, just me.
App version 2.7.0 (2.7.0.3) on both my iPad & iPhone (iOS 9.2.1)
I own 3 private repos plus 20 public repos (a few of these are forks form other users)
In the app all I see is the 20 public + 1 private repos

[bkoplin]

I have one private repository. I can see it on Github Desktop but not in the app.

[thedillonb]

I can't seem to reproduce this. Can you both think of anything special about these private repositories - in terms of settings? There is no filter in the app to prevent private repositories from showing in the list so I can't see why they would not be showing up - especially in @pinheadmz case where 1 does show up but 2 others don't. I'm going to contact GitHub support and see if they can't shed some light into the issue as it completely escapes me.

[bkoplin]

I can't think of anything special. Sorry.

On Apr 2, 2016, at 5:46 PM, Dillon Buchanan <notifications@github.commailto:notifications@github.com> wrote:

I can't seem to reproduce this. Can you both think of anything special about these private repositories - in terms of settings? There is no filter in the app to prevent private repositories from showing in the list so I can't see why they would not be showing up - especially in @pinheadmzhttps://github.com/pinheadmz case where 1 does show up but 2 others don't. I'm going to contact GitHub support and see if they can't shed some light into the issue as it completely escapes me.

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[pinheadmz]

Same here, I can't figure out anything special about the private repo that does show up in the app, or the two that don't. They all have the same settings. I even added commits to one of the repos that wasn't showing up just to see if it needed recent activity or something. Let me know if there's anything you want me to try. Maybe there is something funky with the github API you're using...

[pietrocaselani]

I have pro upgrade enabled but still can't see the my or organization private repos. And CodeHub isn't showing up on Github Third-party application access policy.

[lukecastle]

Hi,

Sorry To Hear This. I Will Research For You With Issue.

Luke

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[cosmocracy]

My problem was that our organization didn't have Third Party app access enabled. Once I disabled the block it worked.