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Creating a Repo

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Repositories, or “repos” are where you create and store trust in the form of Assertions. In short, a repo lets you define who can make what types of assertions, about what types of articles, and then who can see and build upon those assertions.

Steps to creating a repo:

1

Make sure that you are logged into WarmHub

2

Navigate to the "My Repos" page via the link in the header of all WarmHub pages.

3

On your "My Repos" page, click the “+ Create Repo” button

4

Give your repo a name that will help you and others understand the purpose and types of assertions that will be stored in the repo

5

Add a description to your repo that will help others understand what is in the repo, and how they should use it.

6

Set the permissions for the repo.

Private - Only you can see it

Public - Anyone can see it

7

Click the “Create” button

Because names must be URL safe, spaces and most special characters are not allowed, but underscores (_) and dashes (-) are.

Additionally, names are case insensitive, meaning that "TestName" and "testname" are the same name.