In GitLab, every project is under a group. If user doesn't have access to the group, then the user will not be able to see any project under the group.
However, when processing backport command, the bot will not verify user's group membership, so that it's possible for the bot to create a pull request that is invisible to the user.
For example, if a user has access to "groupA" but not "groupB", then he can issue the "/backport groupB/repo2" command on one of the commits in "groupA/repo1". In this case, Skara bot would create a PR that is invisible to the user.
However, when processing backport command, the bot will not verify user's group membership, so that it's possible for the bot to create a pull request that is invisible to the user.
For example, if a user has access to "groupA" but not "groupB", then he can issue the "/backport groupB/repo2" command on one of the commits in "groupA/repo1". In this case, Skara bot would create a PR that is invisible to the user.