app bug

[newworld2030]

When I open the home page of other people's warehouses in GitHubapp, it keeps showing an error and cannot be displayed normally. I have uninstalled and reinstalled it many times to clear the cache and change different networks, but it has no effect. In fact, the network is open, because the other display of the app is normal. But there is no way to open the home page of anyone's warehouse. No matter which option of the app is opened, it shows an error.

ℹ️ Additional Debug Info

GitHub for iOS, 版本 1.243.0 (184604820) Device: iPhone 14 Pro Max (iOS 16.6.1)

[Dagris]

Hi @newworld2030! 👋

Since you've already tried reinstalling and changing networks, this sounds like a specific conflict with the cached data or a temporary API handshake issue on the mobile endpoint.

Here are a few steps to isolate and potentially fix this:

1. Force a "Hard" Logout
Uninstalling sometimes keeps keychain data.

1. Log out of the GitHub App explicitly from the settings menu.
2. Go to iOS Settings > Safari > Clear History and Website Data (The OAuth token handshake often relies on the system browser).
3. Restart your iPhone.
4. Log back into the GitHub App.

2. Check Repository Access Rights
If this only happens on specific repositories ("other people's warehouses"), check if those repositories require SSO (Single Sign-On) authorization.

• Try opening the same repository in Safari on your phone.
• If it asks for an SSO authorization (SAML), you need to authorize your mobile session separately.

3. Beta/TestFlight Conflict?
If you are part of the GitHub iOS Beta program via TestFlight, ensure you aren't running an expired build. If you are on the public App Store version, this might be a regression in v1.243.0.

If step 1 doesn't work, I recommend reporting this directly to GitHub Support using the "Shake to Report" feature inside the app (if accessible).

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