How to perform cross-organisation fork using GitHub App Integration #177290
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Here is the scenario.
I have a GitHub app installed in org A and org B, and for each company I can successfully exchange the installation id for access token I can use to interact with their resources on GitHub.
Now I want to fork a private repository in org A into org B using the GitHub installation. ie do a cross-org forking.
From the create fork documentation here https://docs.github.com/en/rest/repos/forks?apiVersion=2022-11-28&versionId=free-pro-team%40latest&category=repos&subcategory=webhooks#create-a-fork it says
I have the App installed in both the destination account and source but whenever I try to fork with it I get the error
So it seems the documentation is wrong, and it is not possible to perform a cross-org forking using the GitHub App integration or I am doing it wrong?
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