[BUG] Timeout in the GraphQL API in private organizations (many repositories, with SSO enabled)

[wnqueiroz]

Describe the bug

Hello Folks!

I installed the extension (without doing much configuration) and when running the gh dash command I get the following error message:

Post "https://api.github.com/graphql": dial tcp: lookup api.github.com: i/o timeout

Analyzing the source, I found no way to configure authentication settings for the GraphQL API...

Looking at the library that is used to access the GitHub API (https://github.com/cli/shurcooL-graphql), there is a setting to define the API access token (in the GRAPHQL_TOKEN environment environment variable) but I believe that it is not used throughout the project and no GraphQL client is created...

Am I doing something wrong? Does anyone else have this problem?

To Reproduce

I don't know how to best describe my environment, but here it is:

• Private organization (with private repositories);
• SSO enabled.

I'm just running the gh dash command from a private project and getting the timeout...

💡 The organization has more than 3k repositories... I don't know if the timeout problem is related to the actual authentication or just due to a large data fetch.

Expected behavior

Be able to view the dashboard by accessing private organization data (which uses SSO as authorization).

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: MacOSX Ventura 13.0.1

[wnqueiroz]

cc @diego3g

[dlvhdr]

Hello!

Maybe you need to run gh auth login

[wnqueiroz]

Hello!

Maybe you need to run gh auth login

@dlvhdr I thought it was something with the gh CLI authentication but I'm already authenticated...

I have 2 signs of what might be going on:

• Authentication required by GitHub's GraphQL server (as it is a private organization); or
• Timeout by the amount of repositories in the organization (as I mentioned, it's +3k 😅)

This second case is more difficult to reproduce... Does it make sense for you? If it's in the way, I'll try to implement something to solve the problem.