update_organization: Update an organization's properties in GitHub
In ChadGoymer/githapi: User-friendly access to the GitHub API for R

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples

This function updates an organization's properties in GitHub. You can only update an organization if you have the appropriate permissions.

update_organization(
  org,
  name,
  description,
  email,
  location,
  company,
  billing_email,
  has_organization_projects,
  has_repository_projects,
  default_repository_permission,
  members_can_create_repositories,
  ...
)

`org`	(string) The login of the organization.
`name`	(string, optional) The shorthand name of the company.
`description`	(string, optional) The description of the company.
`email`	(string, optional) The publicly visible email address.
`location`	(string, optional) The location.
`company`	(string, optional) The company name.
`billing_email`	(string, optional) Billing email address. This address is not publicized.
`has_organization_projects`	(boolean, optional) Toggles whether an organization can use organization projects.
`has_repository_projects`	(boolean, optional) Toggles whether repositories that belong to the organization can use repository projects.
`default_repository_permission`	(string, optional) Default permission level members have for organization repositories: `"read"`: can pull, but not push to or administer this repository. `"write"`: can pull and push, but not administer this repository. `"admin"`: can pull, push, and administer this repository. `"none"`: no permissions granted by default. Default: `"read"`.
`members_can_create_repositories`	(boolean, optional) Toggles the ability of non-admin organization members to create repositories. Can be one of: `TRUE`: all organization members can create repositories. `FALSE`: only organization owners can create repositories. Default: `TRUE`. Note: A parameter can override this parameter. See `members_allowed_repository_creation_type` for details.
`...`	Parameters passed to `gh_request()`.

For more details see the GitHub API documentation:

https://docs.github.com/en/rest/reference/orgs#update-an-organization

update_organization() returns a list of the organization's properties.

Organization Properties:

id: The ID of the organization.
login: The login name of the organization.
name: The name of the organization.
description: The description of the organization.
company: The name of the associated company.
blog: The address for a blog.
location: The geographical location.
email: The email address for the organization.
is_verified: Whether the organization has been verified.
has_organization_projects: Whether the organization can have projects.
has_repository_projects: Whether the organization's repositories can have projects.
public_repos: The number of public repositories.
public_gists: The number of public gists.
html_url: The address for the organization's GitHub web page.
created_at: When the organization was created.
total_private_repos: The number of private repositories.
owned_private_repos: The number of owned private repositories.
private_gists: The number of private gists.
disk_usage: The total disk usage for the organization.
collaborators: The number of collaborators.
billing_email: The email address for billing.
plan_name: The name of the GitHub plan.
plan_space: The total space allocated for the plan.
plan_private_repos: The number of private repositories for the plan.
default_repository_settings: The default access for new repositories.
two_factor_requirement_enabled: Whether members require two-factor authentication.
members_can_create_repositories: Whether members can create repositories.

## Not run: 

  # Update some of your organization properties
  update_organization(
    org                             = "HairyCoos",
    description                     = "We are the Hairy Coos!",
    location                        = "The Highlands",
    default_repository_permission   = "write",
    members_can_create_repositories = FALSE
  )


## End(Not run)