Repository list

The repository list is your personal home for repositories. It gathers the repositories that matter to you into separate blocks — the ones you own, the ones you have starred, the ones you collaborate on, and a sampling of public repositories to explore — and shows recent activity alongside them. It is a convenient place to land after signing in and to jump straight into the work you care about.

Where to find it

• URL: gitvetrix.com/repositories
• Navigation: Open Repositories from the main menu. You are asked to sign in first if you are not already.

Browse your repositories

1. Open Repositories. The page is headed Repositories.
2. Read down the blocks in order:
   • Your Repositories — the repositories you own.
   • Favorites — the repositories you have starred.
   • Collaborations — the repositories others have added you to.
   • Explore Repositories — a sample of public repositories on the instance.
3. Within a block, each entry shows the owner and repository name, a lock icon when the repository is private, a one-line description when it has one, and a summary line with its star count, its number of open issues, and when it was last updated.
4. Select an entry to open that repository.

Move between pages within a block

When a block holds more repositories than fit at once, it shows page controls at the bottom.

1. Read the range and Page indicator to see which repositories you are viewing and how many pages the block has.
2. Select the next-page arrow to see more, and the previous-page arrow to go back. The arrows are disabled at the first and last page.

Create a repository

1. Select New at the top right of the page. The Your Repositories block also offers New repository when you have none yet.
2. Follow the prompts to name and set up the repository.

Read recent activity

1. Find the Activity feed beside the repository blocks. On a narrow screen it appears below them.
2. Each entry names the person who acted, what they did, the repository it happened in, and how long ago.
3. Select a name or repository in an entry to open it.
4. Select Next and Previous to move through older and newer activity.

Tips

• Each block has its own message when it is empty: Your Repositories shows No repositories yet, Favorites shows No favorites yet, Collaborations shows No collaborations yet, and Explore Repositories shows No public repositories yet.
• The Explore Repositories block shows only a sample. To search and browse every public repository on the instance, open the Explore repositories page.
• When there is nothing to show in the Activity feed, it reads No recent activity.

Related pages

• Explore repositories — search the full list of public repositories on the instance.
• Profiles — a user or organization's public page and their repositories.