The user only has read access to the repo. Make sure the user has both read and write access

Anne-Marie
Tera Contributor

‎03-07-2023 05:44 AM

Greetings! I am trying to link Studio and github and keep geting this message over and over again. I did things as specified in the book but without no good outcomes. I went to the net and came accross this solution here https://github.com/byukich/x_snc_aws_sns/issues/1

 

which worked for me at some point in the past but did not work this time. Please help me with the solution to this issue. I know a lot has changed since the last time i did this work and that might be part of the reason why i keep getting this error message.

Thank you very much for your insights

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Priyanka Sharm1
Tera Expert

‎10-24-2024 08:50 AM

Make sure you have access to the repo you are trying to connect to, it should be created by you. if it was created by you or forked by you check that you are copying the correct http/ssh URL, sometimes we end up copying the URL from main repo which isn't ours and hence we do not have access to it.

 

I faced the same issue, I noticed I had copied http URL of the main repo which was not mine.

 

Hope that helps.

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Gopi22
Giga Guru

‎03-20-2025 02:29 PM

Hi @Anne-Marie , 

 

I faced the same issue and could resolve the issue. To resolve, just fork the repo so you can import from your own read/write account. 

 

Thanks,

Gopikrishnan

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