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Currently, Augur uses the repo_groups table as a proxy for platform organizations. As we allow people to add individual repositories, there will be "parts of an org" in a different place. Now, therefore we need some way to make a record of the git platform orgs.
This is needed to accumulate repos into their orgs in cases where some were first added individually.
Short term, the solution is to have orgs added using the frontend create repo_groups for each org, just like it works on the CLI today.
A problem still remains that individual repos added before an org will be in a different repo_group.
Currently, Augur uses the repo_groups table as a proxy for platform organizations. As we allow people to add individual repositories, there will be "parts of an org" in a different place. Now, therefore we need some way to make a record of the git platform orgs.
This is needed to accumulate repos into their orgs in cases where some were first added individually.
Short term, the solution is to have orgs added using the frontend create repo_groups for each org, just like it works on the CLI today.
A problem still remains that individual repos added before an org will be in a different repo_group.