The correct option is The repository owner and any collaborator who holds Write permissions.

This is correct because enabling a community feature for a repository can be done by the people responsible for managing that repository and by collaborators who have sufficient contribution privileges. Those with write access are trusted to help configure collaboration features for the project, so they can turn on Discussions to support communication and Q and A threads within the repository.

Organization owners only is incorrect because the scope is too limited. Control over repository features is not restricted to organization owners when the repository owner and collaborators with appropriate permissions can manage these settings for that specific project.

Any authenticated user who can view the repository is incorrect because viewing access does not grant rights to change repository settings. Only trusted collaborators or the repository owner can enable features like Discussions.

Collaborators with Triage permissions is incorrect because triage access is intended for issue and pull request management without write access to the repository’s configuration. Triage collaborators cannot enable repository features.

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