Frequently asked Questions

Problem

After your repository is moved from https://github.com/Deltares to the new organization https://github.com/Deltares-research, it is possible that you are required to re-authorize the OAuth Application when you perform a GIT action on the command line.

Solution

Follow the following steps to refresh you authorization token:

1. Open the Credential Manager in Widows. ( type 'Credential Manager')
2. In Credential Manager select 'Windows Credentials'
   
   
   
3. Lookup the credentials for git:https://github.com and remove this.
4. Re-initialise the cred manager in git bash: git config --global credential.helper manager-core
5. Re-run git pull and follow the pop-up instructions to authenticate in a browser (which happened automatically for me with SSO).

After your repository is moved from https://github.com/Deltares to the new organization https://github.com/Deltares-research, the list of collaborators has been cleared. Each repository is assigned one administrator who is tasked with inviting new collaborators.

Inviting new collaborator can be done by the Administrator using the 'Add people' button.

For bigger repositories it is advised to user teams instead of adding individual users. At present it is not possible for administrators to create a Team. In such cases the administrator should send a request to the Github support group: github-support@deltares.nl

In the current Deltares organization, co-pilot has been enabled. There are 24 licenses available, all of which are currently taken. At present co-pilot is not enabled in the Deltares-research organization. This will change once the Deltares organization has been added to the Deltares enterprise.

How we plan to use co-pilot in the future and how we plan to manage the licenses has not yet been worked out. For more information please contact: github-owners@deltares.nl .