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I want to fetch all GitHub Pull Requests from repositories where I am a contributor. To do that, I first need to get all repositories where I have write access.

I tried calling the GitHub API endpoint:

GET /user/repos?affiliation=owner,collaborator

…but this only returns repositories I own or am directly added to as a collaborator on personal accounts. It does not include repositories in organizations where I have write access.

I then tried:

GET /user/repos?affiliation=owner,collaborator,organization_member

and filtered the results with permissions.push === true. This works for some repos, but it still misses organization repos where I have write access via team membership.

The problem is that to reliably get all repositories where I can contribute, I would have to fetch hundreds of repos and then call the collaborator permission endpoint for each one — which is inefficient.

Question:

Is there a better way to fetch only the repositories where I have write access, including organization repos where my access comes from team membership, using the GitHub API?

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