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@1of1jey Thanks for opening a Edit: Oof, sorry, this looked like an issue from what you were asking, and it honestly probably would have been better as an issue first, since I'm not sure this article is where we would want to place this information. I'll look into it, though, make sure it's not hiding somewhere else, and get back to you. |
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| You can also find a list of your recently visited repositories, teams, and projects when you click into the search bar at the top of any page on {% data variables.product.github %}. | |||
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| To access a particular repository link, either clock on the the green button named code. A link to the repository will be shown and you can choose the particular format you want the link to be accessed in, either HTTP, SSH or the other, OR else after creating the repo the link shall be available in the main first text area of the current repository | |||
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| To access a particular repository link, either clock on the the green button named code. A link to the repository will be shown and you can choose the particular format you want the link to be accessed in, either HTTP, SSH or the other, OR else after creating the repo the link shall be available in the main first text area of the current repository | |||
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finding repository links
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