Hi Graphite Team, I’m a fan of the tool and I’m trying to move my entire workflow (both personal and work) over to Graphite because the native GitHub UI has become a bottleneck for my PR reviews. I am currently hitting a wall in the "Synced Repositories" UI. My company (UiPath) previously had an account that is now on an "*Expired plan*," and the UI seems to have me locked into that workspace view. Specifically: It shows "4 of 3 repos synced" for UiPath (screenshot attached). • I am trying to use a Personal Access Token (PAT) to sync specific work repositories that I want to manage myself. • Even with the PAT, I cannot find a way to bypass this screen or add my work repos to my personal "Team" plan instead of being stuck in the UiPath org workspace that no one at my company is currently using. I want to pay for a Graphite plan out of pocket to use for my professional work as well. My company isn't ready for an org-wide rollout yet, so I’m acting as a solo "champion" for the tool How can I bypass this organizational lock and sync my work repositories using my PAT under my own paid account? Thanks for the help!

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Here is a video, I am using a PAT token but I cannot add my org repositories that I am working on. I did the SAML SSO to my PAT token so it should work, but to no success.

hey Bogdan, if you check in the GitHub authentication settings here are those organizations still showing?

Hey Gary, they are showing yes, but no matter what I do I can't add more than 4 repositories from my work org, however if I try on my personal org ( bnn-dev ) I can freely add things

I suspect the synced repo limit is due to the GH organization not having an active subscription. I've granted

UiPath

a 1-month trial on the Team plan, let me know if that's helped!

Oh that's very generous of you Gary, thank you. This would actually help me convince my org if we should invest in the Graphite tool or not if we find this useful. Thank you so much!