[Urgent] Request for Contact Regarding Original TRG-Planner Repository#2
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dklee98 wants to merge 1 commit intowasahaiah:mainfrom
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[Urgent] Request for Contact Regarding Original TRG-Planner Repository#2dklee98 wants to merge 1 commit intowasahaiah:mainfrom
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Hello @wasahaiah
My name is Dongkyu Lee from KAIST in South Korea.
I’m the original author of TRG-planner
(my google scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=84Gdj_oAAAAJ&hl=ko
TRG-planner project page: https://trg-planner.github.io/ )
I recently noticed that the TRG-planner code is currently publicly available in your GitHub repository:
My original repository has been made private due to urgent institutional and compliance requirements.
However, since your forked repository remains public, this situation has caused me significant difficulty.
Please note that this is not your fault.
From my understanding, this may be related to GitHub’s technical behavior when an original repository is switched to private.
As the original author of this project, I would sincerely appreciate it if you could delete the repository at your earliest convenience so that the code is no longer publicly accessible.
If you have any questions or need confirmation, I can provide further details.
please contact me: dklee@kaist.ac.kr
Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.
Sincerely,
Dongkyu Lee