Why does publishing a project ask for a repo and not just use the one already configured for the agama project

[ksully-execute]

Does it ask for a repo so that you have the flexibility to push to another repo?
If so, that could be useful, but would be nice if it asked the question first of whether you want to just publish to your existing project or somewhere else to be more clear.
If not, why does it not know about the current project already configured for the agama project?

[SafinWasi]

Hi @ksully-execute ,
Agama Lab's flow designer deals with two kinds of repositories: pre-release and release. Pre-release repositories may contain more than one Agama project and is primarily used for development purposes. Once development is done and a project reaches a mature status, the developer can push it to a release repository. Release repositories are considered stable and contains only one Agama project per repository. Additionally, a project must be in a release repository to be considered for publication to Agama Lab's explore catalog.

[moabu]

We will include details regarding this in our documentation as well.