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With both origin and upstream remotes present, {owner}/{repo} resolved to the course repo.
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Folded into #27 so a single PR carries both fixes. |
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Summary
origin(student repo) andupstream(course repo) remotes present,gh's{owner}/{repo}placeholder resolved to the course repo, so collaborator invitations went to the wrong repository while reporting "ok".originremote URL. The private-repo check onoriginuses the same explicit URL.Test plan
bash -n,--help.e2e-sync-bootstrapfix-20260918-145313created, invitations for arielbenavi and thevoid12 landed on it with write permission, and the invitation count on this repository stayed unchanged.🤖 Generated with Claude Code