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It appears that the versions endpoint will not include more than 500 packages. Deleting some packages ended up allowing the newly published packages to be included in the list. A package limit is surprising and I could not find any documentation regarding a limit. |
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We have many private Ruby gems in GitHub packages. Yesterday, we discovered that newly published gems are not showing up in the RubyGems registry for accounts that have repository read, write, and admin permissions. But an account with organization admin permissions was able to install the packages fine.
Promoting an account to org admin allowed an account to install a package and then removing org admin permissions from that account still allowed the user to download the package (that account always had repository admin permissions).
It appears that the registry isn't respecting the repository's permissions and accounts that have read permission for a package aren't able to install the package.
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