Organizations and repositories access

[rgbsys]

I recently upgraded an organization to the Team plan and created 6 teams with 12 users.

I took one of my private repositories, removed all the users that had access and moved it inside the organization giving access to the teams I created.

The problem is that one of the users who had access before moving the repository into the organization was able to commit and push it after moving. This user is not part of the 12 users in this organization.

Where can I check how this user is to do these operations?

[queenofcorgis]

Hey there - I'm looking into this for you - thanks for your patience!

[queenofcorgis]

Can you look at your repository's settings (under owner) in the access section to see if they are showing up as an outsider collaborator?

[rgbsys]

Access section do you mean "collaborators and teams" ? If so, there are only the teams that I registered to have access. All team users are members

More info. we have 13 seats, all taken. I think to add an outsider I would need to buy one more license, right?

[rgbsys]

I didn't find anything that justifies the user having been able to commit.

There is nothing logged about giving access to this user.

[rgbsys]

More information.

He used a Mac here at the company via Anydesk. He uses the default mac account, I logged into the mac and just create a new branch, deleted a file, did commit and push with his user.

How can this be possible?

[queenofcorgis]

Hi @rgbsys - I appreciate all the investigating you've been doing, but given the nature of this your next step is opening a ticket on our Support page. Please let me know once this has been opened so I can make sure the team has all the information we've already gathered.

[rgbsys]

Thanks for your help. I opened the ticket https://support.github.com/ticket/personal/0/2284159

[queenofcorgis]

Wonderful - thank you again for all the back and forth.