How can i publish my repository??????It is showing that please upgrade your plan!!!!!!

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[niik]

It may be worth adding that question box to make sure user’s understand that private repos is a paid feature on GitHub.

I think this should be solved as per @joshaber’s suggestion here

Right, we should default to private if the user’s on a paid plan because we don’t want them to accidentally leak code. But for users on free plans, we should uncheck it and disable it.

Adding a hint/explanation when it’s disabled is a good idea though.

I’m going to close this out in favor of #2165.

@beingsport let us know if unchecking that box didn’t solve your issue

[joshaber]

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