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Where it lives and what it is called.
Who can see and clone it. You can change it later in Settings.
Optional. Left empty, it starts empty and takes its first push. The hub commits these as you, signed with its key as your delegate.
Pages beside the code, cloned as its .wiki.
.wiki
Its issues and proposals join the board as they open.
Pipelines: once it is on, every push with a .flow/pipeline.kdl starts a run, and its jobs show as checks.
.flow/pipeline.kdl
The repository's data lives in the bucket and this server keeps a cache. The bucket, or the prefix in it, must be empty. It is checked before anything is created. The credentials are sealed on this server and used only for this repository; give them read, write, list and delete under the prefix and nothing more.
Amazon S3: an access key.
Google Cloud Storage: a service account key, the JSON file Google gives you.
Azure: a service principal with a role on the container.