Closed ed-grow closed 1 month ago
Hey @ed-grow! Thanks for reporting this one. We'll sort this out ASAP. Within a day max. Let us know if you're willing to give it a shot!
Hey @ed-grow a mitigation has been deployed for this. You'd have to update the docker image to get the updated fixes. Though the current fix is kind of a hotfix. A more comprehensive patch is coming soon. Nonetheless, you should be unblocked at the moment. :)
So in my org we have more than 12k repositories. Currently, we can't try to use middleware. My suggestion could be - add manually links to repo in, for example "advanced view".
Hey @podlejskib, the fix coming in within the next couple of hours will enable you to search through any repos you have. :) Could you mention what org you belong to? Our enterprise version would be really well suited to handle that kind of volume. You could send us a ping at contact@middlewarehq.com if that seems like something you'd want to try. :)
Hey @podlejskib and @ed-grow. This should be properly sorted. Please update your docker images and re-run the thing. Let us know how it goes. :)
Description:
When you try to create a team and select repositories for that team from the Add Repositories search box, not all of the repositories are selectable from the search box. Searching for a repo by name yields "No repositories found".
In my case, my personal access token grants access to 3 organizations. Through some brute force testing, it seems like the search function seems to only return repositories that are within the first ~31 repositories (sorted alphabetically) of the first organization (sorted alphabetically). It does not return the other ~490 repositories in the first organization or any of the repositories in the other 2 organizations.
Steps to reproduce:
Expected behavior:
You see the name of the repository in the search dropdown and you can select the repository
Actual behavior:
"No repositories found"
Server Setup Information:
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