fix(git-provider): allow all organization members to see git integrations #3509
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…ions Previously, git provider integrations (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea) were only visible to the user who created them due to filtering by both organizationId and userId. This prevented other admins in the same organization from seeing or using shared integrations. Remove userId filtering from list queries and authorization checks so that all users in an organization can access git integrations created within that organization.
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@Siumauricio any update to this pr ? sorry for asking we would just need the feature working asap in our organisation. cheers and thx for your work (+ thx @vtomasr5 for the possible fix) |
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Previously, git provider integrations (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea) were only visible to the user who created them due to filtering by both organizationId and userId. This prevented other admins in the same organization from seeing or using shared integrations.
Remove userId filtering from list queries and authorization checks so that all users in an organization can access git integrations created within that organization.
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closes #3489
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