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How Git Integration with Fabric and only one GitHub Organization?
hi Anonymous and Tutu_in_YYC
Let me try to explain:
I have a workspace admin in Fabric who, during the integration process, despite being logged into the company’s Fabric account with corporate credentials, mistakenly integrated it with a personal GitHub organization instead of the company's organization.
What I would like to do is restrict the company's Fabric to be integrated only with the company's GitHub organization, to prevent this kind of error from happening.
Is there a way to implement this process?
best regards
Hi hiran-filho
Sorry I don't find such a setup or configuration in Fabric. Maybe you can try:
- log out the current Github account from Fabric,
- clear the caches and cookies of the Web browser,
- re-generate a new personal access token for the company's organization and use it to create the git integration connection again.
What's more, are you using a classic personal access token (PAT) or a fine-grained one? I learned that a classic PAT will grant access to all repositories within the organizations that you have access to, as well as all personal repositories in your personal account. However, a fine-grained PAT allows you to specify more detailed permissions and access controls and it can be restricted to specific repositories and actions within an organization. You may try generating a fine-grained PAT for the Fabric git integration if possible.
Managing your personal access tokens - GitHub Docs
Setting a personal access token policy for your organization - GitHub Docs
In addition, I recommend that you provide a specified repo URL when you add an account.
Hope this would be helpful. If you still have questions, feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Jing
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