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Colab cannot save to any of my GitHub repos regardless whether they are public or private. The error I get:

You do not have permission to save this notebook. To keep your changes, make a copy of the notebook.

State:

• Both my Google and GitHub accounts are standard accounts.

• I have approved and authorized Colab with GitHub access.

• I have "Access private repositories and organisations" ticked.

• I have Adblock Plus disabled for the Colab site.

• I have all permissions to the site set to either Ask(default) or Allow(default) and I even changed Pop-ups and redirects to Allow.

• The browser I use is Chrome (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_14_6), but I have also tried it in Firefox and on a different computer - I still get the same error.

• I have tried deleting all cookies and site data for both Colab and GitHub.

• I have tried revoking GitHub access from Colab and requesting it again.

Workflows to reproduce bug:

• File -> Open notebook -> GitHub tab -> select a PUBLIC repository -> Try to save -> Get error: "You do not have permission to save this notebook. To keep your changes, make a copy of the notebook."

• File -> Open notebook -> GitHub tab -> select a PRIVATE repository -> Try to save -> Get error: "You do not have permission to save this notebook. To keep your changes, make a copy of the notebook."

I tried creating a new notebook in Colab and saving it to GitHub - this works, it commits it to the repo, however when I open the newly notebook created book in Colab I get the same error "You do not have permission to save this notebook. To keep your changes, make a copy of the notebook.".

Here are more details and things I have tried to troubleshoot:

• Link to a minimal, public, self-contained notebook that reproduces this issue: https://github.com/atkuzmanov/googcol-test-1

• I was a member of an organization in GitHub, of which I do not have rights to modify the organization's settings. I thought this might cause problems, so despite me not wanting to do it, I left the organisation and it got removed my account. I gave it more than 24h in case it needs to converge but this did not fix the issue, I still get the same error.

• I had applied and received approval for GitHub sponsorship, but had not set it up, so I thought it might be causing issues. I revoked it and my GitHub sponsorship account got closed.

• I used Chrome Developer Tools to try and get some more info:

  • The only request, when I save, which gets made in the Network tab is this one:
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