list-repos | List all the repos, their HEADs and clean status in the Current Directory or the Supplied Directory

I am having issues accessing GitHub List repository teams endpoint. When I do that using my personal access token everything is OK, however, if I try to access using the application access token it results in an empty list. The token seems to be correct because it returns different resources (f.e. list of repositories or repository details) without any problems.

Any ideas what I might be doing wrong? Does the application need some sort of special access rights for teams?

Thank you for any ideas

Following this documentation: https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/rest/reference/actions#list-repository-workflows

Fetching /repos/{owner}/{repo}/actions/workflows should return the list of all workflows for a repository. This works fine for public repositories.

But, I couldn't figure out how to do it for private repositories, there is no token header or anything similar that might be used for authentication.

Does anyone have an example for private repositories?

I am running mvn dependency:list-repositories in order to find out what repositories is maven actually considering and their order (I need this to troubleshoot my settings.xml configuration).

For a bigger project that does not use any tags in its pom.xml files (parent and child modules) I am getting much more repositories than I expected. I was expecting to get only Maven central repository but I get:

I don't find the documentation where Maven says how it orders the declared repositories.

Consider the following locations one could configure maven repositories:

• settings.xml under settings/profiles/profile/repositories
  • id: settings-repo1
  • id: settings-repo2
• settings.xml under settings/mirrors
  • id: settings-mirror1
  • id: settings-mirror2
• parent pom.xml under project/repositories
  • id: pom-parent-repo1
  • id: pom-parent-repo2
• child pom.xml under project/repositories
  • id: pom-child-repo1
  • id: pom-child-repo2
• the dependencies of child pom.xml uses also repositories:
  • id: dependency-repo1
  • id: dependency-repo2

What is the order in which Maven will try to download the dependencies from all these repositories?

The mvn dependency:list-repositories command shows me a very unordered list which is hard to believe that is the real priority order.

https://docs.gitlab.com/ce/api/commits.html#list-repository-commits simply states that Get a list of repository commits in a project.. Are those commits guaranteed to be sorted? Or in other words, can I use page=1, per_page=1 to get just the newest commit?

I am using git lab api and I want to get all commit lists.

This one.

https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/api/commits.html#list-repository-commits

and this is my request url:

I try to run tests on multi modular spring project with leverage of CircleCI I don't know why it's happen but when I try to run my spring boot project on CircleCI I get

I am trying to write a basic react app with hapi.js on server-side. I am pretty new to using webpack and babel. My react component App.jsx is as follows: