OK, I had another look.
The chosen repository is invalid, as this check fails.
```
class GitRepositoryRestrictedOnProductVocabulary(GitRepositoryVocabulary):
"""A vocabulary for searching git repositories restricted on product."""
def __init__(self, context):
super().__init__(context)
if IProduct.providedBy(self.context):
self.product = self.context
else:
# An unexpected type.
raise AssertionError("Unexpected context type")
def _getCollection(self):
return (
getUtility(IAllGitRepositories)
.inProject(self.product)
.isExclusive()
)
```
This means, you can only select repositories from the same project, but
in this case it is from the "kubuntu-packaging" project, and so invalid.
This is currently very unclear, and not even shown in the UI.
The commit message which introduces this check (Add
RestrictedGitRepositoryVocabularyOnProduct.) is not helpful.
I will reach out to a former colleague who might have more context.
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## Summary of Findings
**Bug Report:** User cannot link Git repository `~kubuntu-
packagers/kubuntu-packaging/+git/plasma-keyboard` to project `plasma-
keyboard` - gets "Invalid value" error.
### Root Cause
The `GitRepositoryRestrictedOnProductVocabulary` applies two restrictive
filters:
1. **`.inProject(self.product)`** - Only allows repositories belonging to the
**same** project
2. **`.isExclusive()`** - Only allows repositories owned by
RESTRICTED/MODERATED teams or individuals
**The Problem:** The repository `~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-
packaging/+git/plasma-keyboard` belongs to project **`kubuntu-
packaging`**, not **`plasma-keyboard`**, so filter #1 blocks it.
(Filter #2 isn't an issue here since `~kubuntu-packagers` is a
Restricted Team, but would block OPEN/DELEGATED teams)
### Code Flow
1. User enters repo path in form at `/plasma-keyboard/+configure-code`
2. Zope validates against vocabulary `GitRepositoryRestrictedOnProduct`
3. Vocabulary filters out the repository (wrong project)
4. Validation fails → "Invalid value" error
### Use Case
The Kubuntu packaging workflow stores repositories for multiple upstream
KDE projects in a single `kubuntu-packaging` project. The current
restrictions prevent cross-project.
** Changed in: launchpad
Assignee: (unassigned) => Jürgen Gmach (jugmac00)
** Changed in: launchpad
Importance: Undecided => Low
** Changed in: launchpad
Status: New => In Progress
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