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[Crypto-Fan425]

I am an owner of an organization.
I have to let my members can show organization badge to anyone.
Of course, all of the the members might make their membership into public from private individually.
But, that's a bit confused and complicated.
So, It needs to make automatically switch using bash command (for instance).
Once I tried several times, but I've no success.

[DEV-MAT1996]

Install GitHub CLI (if you don't have it)

macOS: brew install gh
Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt install gh (or follow install instructions at https://github.com/cli/cli#installation)
Windows: use the installer or winget/choco
Authenticate gh (recommended)

Interactive login: gh auth login
Choose GitHub.com, HTTPS, and authenticate with a web browser or paste a token.
Or authenticate using your PAT (you already created a PAT) — from the shell: echo "YOUR_TOKEN" | gh auth login --with-token (replace YOUR_TOKEN with your PAT). This stores auth for gh.
Save the script

Save the file above as publicize_org_members_gh.sh and make it executable: chmod +x publicize_org_members_gh.sh
Dry‑run (highly recommended)

Run without --apply to see who would be changed: ORG=your-org ./publicize_org_members_gh.sh
This prints counts and the list of users that would be publicized (no changes made).
Apply changes (with consent from members)

After reviewing the dry‑run, run: ORG=your-org ./publicize_org_members_gh.sh --apply
This will PUT public membership for each private member and log results to publicize_org_members_gh.log.
Publicize only a single user (test)

ORG=your-org ./publicize_org_members_gh.sh --user alice --apply
Revert (make public -> private) — be careful

ORG=your-org ./publicize_org_members_gh.sh --revert --apply
Verification

After changes, view any member profile while signed out (or in incognito) at https://github.com/USERNAME — the organization badge should appear.
Re-run the script (dry-run) to confirm counts changed.
Notes & best practices

You must be an organization owner for gh to list all members and change membership visibility.
Inform members and obtain consent before changing their membership visibility; it affects personal profiles.
gh handles pagination automatically with --paginate used above.
If you prefer to run using a token instead of gh auth login, echo the token into gh auth login as shown above.
For large orgs, increase SLEEP_BETWEEN to reduce the chance of rate limiting.
If you want, I can:

Produce a variant that emails or outputs a CSV of members to notify before you run the script.
Provide a version that uses GitHub Actions for scheduled or audited runs (requires org owner admin CI setup).