// Collaborators on organization
// EXAMPLE
// The user is a collaborator, e.g. with write permissions.
// We hence give them write permissions for every unit in the repo.
// The map is now filled with AccessWrite.
if isCollaborator {
	for _, u := range repo.Units {
		perm.unitsMode[u.Type] = perm.AccessMode
	}
}

// if user in an owner team
// EXAMPLE
// This is a complete noop in this case, the user does not have admin access on a team.
for _, team := range teams {
	if team.HasAdminAccess() {
		perm.AccessMode = perm_model.AccessModeOwner
		perm.unitsMode = nil
		return perm, nil
	}
}

for _, u := range repo.Units {
	for _, team := range teams {
              // EXAMPLE
	       // We iterate the users team now. We find a team and query it for e.g. the Code unit.
	       // The team we are about to query however does not have access modes configured for the code unit
		unitAccessMode := minAccessMode
		// THIS if now does not run. unitAccessMode is minAccessMode which itself is None or Read at best. Definitely not Write like the collaborator should have
	        if teamMode, exist := team.UnitAccessModeEx(ctx, u.Type); exist {
		        unitAccessMode = max(perm.unitsMode[u.Type], unitAccessMode, teamMode)
	        }
	        perm.unitsMode[u.Type] = unitAccessMode // We completely override the previous unitMode without any regard for its value. We set it to minAccessMode and move on. This is makes this logic faulty in general but also dependent on the order the teams are iterated in as later teams might again bump the unit mode or fall it back down to min access level.
	}
}