Even after connecting my account and waiting more than the 10 minutes, I can’t see any public repos in add a repo, but the docs make it seem like you have to add all the repos you want to integrate, and that doing so is better than just pasting the link in chat. Is that true, and has anyone else seen different behavior?
https://help.openai.com/en/articles/11145903-connecting-github-to-chatgpt-deep-research
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I am Facing the same issue.
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I am also having the same issue
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Same issue here, it seems they updated the UI but still the same issue. I can’t find some repos.
Ok I tried to clone instead of a fork because after hours I wasn’t able to see my fork on their search.
BTW on their documentation we can read this :
Repositories not indexed by GitHub: Due to GitHub’s search indexing behavior, the repository may not be in GitHub’s index, and therefore isn’t visible to the ChatGPT connector when searching. You can manually trigger indexing by going to GitHub and performing a search for the repository using this format:
repo:{username/repo_name} import(e.g., repo:openai/codex import). Note that the index may take ~5-10 minutes before it becomes available to the connector.
I tried a search on my repos on Github (both clone and fork) :
This repository’s code is being indexed right now. Try again in a few minutes.
Waited a few minutes and now it’s showing, for both, my clone and the fork.
So it seems GitHub won’t index a repo unless there’s a first search from their website or maybe days after the creation of your repos ?!
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