Improved Git Repositories

Creating a Git repository takes just a name, and its page leads with the files

New Git Repository asks only for a name and optional starter files, and a repository's page shows its files first, in one joined column.

New Git Repository now opens a panel beside the list that asks only for the name, with optional starter files (a README, a .gitignore and a license). The repository starts private and opens next, where Edit details adds a description or makes it public. If it cannot be created, the panel opens again with what you typed. Only people who can edit the team see the button.

A repository's page now shows its files first, then the clone address. A repository nothing has been pushed to yet shows its address first, and the commands to start a project and to push one you already have are each a section of their own. If Magpie cannot read a repository, its page says so instead of showing it as empty.

The sections of a repository's page, a board, and a team's members page now join as one column. Before, the first two sections met with rounded corners when you could edit the page.

The Git Repositories list shows each repository as an ordinary row, without the permanent getting-started steps; Help covers them.