Repository

Learn how to work with your repositories on Volta.

Repository

Overview

Navigate between public and private repositories you're a maintainer of and access their issues. Your repositories will be displayed in the sidebar grouped by organization or found through the command menu K.

You can also access public repositories you're not a maintainer of by using the same url as GitHub, ex: https://volta.net/nuxt/nuxt or through the command menu. Add them to your favorites for quick-access.

Favorite

You can easily add a repository to your favorites by clicking on the button from the repository header or by using the command menu action.

Learn more about favorites.

Subscribe

You can subscribe to a repository by clicking on the button from the repository header.

Learn more about repository subscriptions.

Open on GitHub

You can open the repository on GitHub by clicking on the button from the repository header, by pressing G or by using the command menu action.

Actions

You can find repository actions in the menu:

  • New milestone M
  • Open archive
  • Open details D
  • Open homepage
  • Copy link
You can access all repository actions through the command menu K under Repository.

Archive

You can display archived issues by clicking on from the actions menu in the repository header or through the command menu action.

Details

Open the repository details by clicking on from the actions menu in the repository header or by pressing D to browse the repository activities and members.

Activities

Keep an eye on what's happening on the repository with real-time activities on issues and pull requests.

You can navigate through issues by clicking on their references, it will open the issue in a split view.

Members

View all the maintainers of the repository and click on them to navigate to their personnal board.

Only users with triage, maintain, write or admin permission will be considered a maintainer.

Settings

Your repository settings are accessible from the modal (click on your avatar or press ,). From there, you will find under each organization. For each repository, you will be able to:

  • Adjust your subscriptions
  • Check the import status and its last sync date
  • Check the number of labels, tags, releases, issues and pull requests imported by hovering the status
  • Trigger a sync of your repository with GitHub by clicking on
Your repositories are always kept in sync with GitHub through webhooks.