We need to have a read only github repo that mirrors our main branch.
I’ve noticed castle have managed to do it with their entire collection of repositories.
How would I go about achieving this?
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We need to have a read only github repo that mirrors our main branch.
I’ve noticed castle have managed to do it with their entire collection of repositories.
How would I go about achieving this?
Castleproject is an organization (also mentioned here) in order to restrict write access.
That is why you see read-only addresses on their projects.
That also means it (ie the organization “castleproject”) can add users with read-only rights.
As a simple user owning a GitHub repo, you wouldn’t have access to that feature.
You need to define an “organization”.