+ [2019-04-29T01:51:44Z] pi- But I want to ignore archived ones.
+ [2019-04-29T01:53:01Z] nedbat pi-: can you pastebin that output? It doesn't have what you need?
+ [2019-04-29T01:55:37Z] pi- aah it does! I was missing the `--user` parameter, and consequently it was only returning public repositories. And there is only one.
+ [2019-04-29T01:55:45Z] pi- Sorry, I can be really stupid sometimes.
+ [2019-04-29T16:17:55Z] elichai2 Is there a way to limit the `Update branch` button in PRs to the owner of the PR only?

message no. 171985

Posted by pi- in #github at 2019-04-29T01:38:30Z

Can anyone help me to use the github API to get the "archived" status for a particular repository? I seem to be nearly there: `curl -s https://api.github.com/orgs/myorg/repos` returns a JSON blob (containing the "archived" key) for one particular repository in my account. I guess the first one... But I can't see how to supply the repo name.
+ [2019-04-30T00:47:08Z] ldlework Anyone here who can handle name transfers?
+ [2019-04-30T07:49:56Z] VxJasonxV ldlework: no one here. http://github.com/contact
+ [2019-04-30T08:08:29Z] nindustries Hi, what does Github use to form the 'security updates'? Is this as good as Snyk/whitesource?
+ [2019-04-30T10:43:14Z] gundalow nindustries: https://help.github.com/en/articles/about-security-alerts-for-vulnerable-dependencies has some details
+ [2019-04-30T11:11:36Z] nindustries Damn, Github + Apps can get expensive.. 2x $9 Github Teams + 2x $20 Codebeat + $26 Sentry + $0 Snyk