I am an "owner" member of a github organization. I was away from github for years - unfortunately, the change to the key and token system happened during that window and I "missed the message". I still don't quite understand how it works, and this may be the issue.
I am on linux, trying to work with my git repositories via terminal commands.
What I can do is push and pull repositories from my own github account just fine (I set up the token correctly I guess, after tons of sweating)
What I cannot do is push changes to a repository from my organization to its github. I am an owner, I tried turning off the 3rd party apps restrictions (even though I'm not using a 3rd party app at all). I am trying this with a repo closed using https; as far as I'm aware, that's the only option available unless I pay for an enterprise account?
Any guidance is extremely appreciated - I found numerous threads searching this topic, but they all seem to be older, suggest ssh (again, don't think this is an option for a non-enterprise organization account, right? - e.g., Permission denied on `git push` after transferring repo to new Github organization ), or are users having trouble pushing to their own repositories as opposed to an organization one.
cloned repo in terminal using https link from organization github
made changes, git add -A, git commit -m 'message', then git push and git push origin master. Neither of these push commands works. Error reads: 'emote: Permission to MAPLabgroup/QA.git denied to thackerybrown. fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/MAPLabgroup/QA.git/': The requested URL returned error: 403'
thackerybrown is confirmed as owner on the MAPLabgroup organization https path is correct tried turning off Oauth / remove restrictions for 3rd party apps and this didn't work
Was expecting push success