Summary
You can use the Summary tab to view your GitHub repository metadata, statistics, and quick links.
Navigate the Summary tab
To open the Summary tab, click DevOps > Summary.
The Summary tab displays the following information.
- Repository name: The name of the repository and the owner of the repository.
- Stars: The amount of saves the repository has.
- Forks: The amount of forks the repository has.
- Open Issues: The amount of open issues in the repository.
- Open PRs: The amount of open pull requests in the repository.
The Summary tab is organized into the Languages, Repository Info, Topics, and Web Links sections.
Languages
If the repository has content, the Languages section lists the languages that files are written in. Languages are distributed by percentages based on how much of the content is written in a language.
Repository Info
The Repository Info section lists the following information about the repository.
- Default Branch: The default branch of the repository.
- License: The license of the repository.
- Created: The creation date of the repository.
- Last Push: The date of the last push on the repository.
- Disk Usage: The amount of storage space used by the repository.
Topics
The Topics section displays topics applied to the repository. To add a new topic, click Add in the Topics section. Enter the topic name in the topic-name field and click Add.
Topic names must be lowercase and contain no spaces.
Web Links
The Web Links section provides links to the repository’s GitHub pages. Click a link to open the GitHub page in the built-in Web Browser tab.
The GitHub Docs link opens GitHub’s documentation for help with GitHub itself, rather than a page in your repository.