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by Xenoamorphous 1178 days ago
Not playing devil’s advocate but guess they at least have some confidence that no one checked out/pulled the repo while the key was there?

After all it’s them hosting and serving the requests for that (and every other) repo.

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There is a literal stream of all public data on GitHub. I don't think they can 100% know if it was accessed or not.
"We have no reason to believe" => We don't actually know
Charitable explanation is that they rotated they key without waiting for an analysis.