Clone URL issues can arise from repository permissions or settings. Check visibility settings and verify permissions to access the URL.

If the clone URL for your GitHub repository is missing, the problem often lies in repository visibility or permission restrictions. First, ensure that the repository is public if you intend for it to be accessible to all users, as private repositories restrict URL visibility to collaborators only. To change visibility, go to Settings > Danger Zone, where you can toggle between public and private. If the repository is private and you’re unable to view the URL, check if you have the necessary access by consulting the repository’s access settings. Additionally, make sure the Code tab is enabled, as some repositories may have restricted clone access, particularly in enterprise settings. Once verified, the HTTPS and SSH clone URLs should be visible, allowing you to clone or pull changes from the repository as required.