Improvement

October 11, 20211 Minute Read

All repositories are labeled public, private, or internal

Public repositories now have a public label next to their names like private and internal repositories do.

Previously, repositories had a label next to their name that indicated if they were private or internal, but there was no label if they were public. This led to people not recognizing that a repository was public and accidentally committing private code to it. Now, public repositories have a public label next to their name like private and internal repositories do.

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All repositories are labeled public, private, or internal - GitHub Changelog