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Remove repository from Top Repositories on start page #40959
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Hi there @giorgi02 and welcome to our community! Thank you for asking a great question 🙂 To get started, introduce yourself in our official introduction thread |
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Hi @giorgi02, I can't find a way to remove it. So, I guess there is no way to do that. In my opinion, once you have done any things like submit an issue, fork or contribute or any things. It save there as history. It doesn't matter if you close your issue on that repo. |
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Have you solved it yet？ |
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These are autogenerated based on your activity, however, if you'd like to submit product feedback on this I encourage you to open a Discussion in our Feed category. |
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A repository with no actitivity, archived is still |
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Any movement on this? I would really love to remove stuff from that section. |
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Could be very nice to have such feature |
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It would be great to have this...especially since it's not even accurate. I have repos listed here that haven't been touched in weeks or months, but repos that have more activity and more recent activity aren't shown. |
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Yeap. Same here. |
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How is this basic thing not implemented? |
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This would be an useful feature indeed. |
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I don't want to see other repo on my dashboard :( |
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Yo Admins! You guys taking the time to actually read your suggestions or complaints? I mean you guys made the news for shutting down repositories for older Open Source code that later went closed source for Nintendo which they didn't even have a legal claim to do as that source was from before it went closed source. But you can't address this one legitimate issue? |
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I understand you're looking to remove a repository from your 'Top Repositories' section on your GitHub homepage. Currently, GitHub automatically displays repositories based on factors like recent activity and popularity, and there's no direct way to customize this list. However, you can try the following workaround: Unstar the repository: If you've starred it, removing the star might decrease its prominence. |
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I have no starred repositories and have never done any commits and the only thing I have ever done is make suggestions or bug reports to stuff. How many YEARS does it take for a repository to eventually be removed from your top list? There is absolutely zero way to remove them manually even if you haven't touched them in as long as you can remember. They NEED the away to manually remove ones you are no longer a part of or trying to watch. |
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+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++1 The feature is buggy. Outdated third party repositories, nowhere to leave ... |
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❤️ |
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The algorithm for Top Repositories is too poor. Top Repositories are useless and can only be hidden using tampermonkey |
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My Repository list on that page is completely blank. My "Top Repositories" list shows 23 of them that I have no way to actually remove from that list. |
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this worked for me!! thank you |
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To remove a repository from the Top Repositories section on your GitHub start page, try these steps: Unstar the Repository: If you've starred it, it will often appear as a top repository. Unstarring can remove it. Clear Recent Activity: Sometimes, interactions like opening an issue make a repository show up. It might go away over time as other activities push it out. Check Your Following: If you’re following the repo’s owner, their popular repos might appear on your start page. |
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Sorry, doesn't work. I have absolutely no repositories starred, And repositories I haven't been active on in about a year are still on my top list. There isn't a single repository I recall that I have ever posted a bug report or suggestion in EVER that is not still on my top repositories list short of ones where the repository itself was deleted. I am not very active on here short of bug reports and suggestions so my overall activity is pretty low and if they deleted repositories after 3 months of inactivity, my top list would be about maybe 5 tops, not 23. |
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To remove it from this section, you have a few options: Clear Activity: Unfortunately, there's no direct way to manually remove specific repositories from the "Top Repositories" section. However, this section is dynamic and will change over time as you interact with other repositories. You can try interacting more with other repositories (yours or other ones) to push ThreeMammals/Ocelot out of this list. Log Out and Log In: Sometimes logging out of GitHub and then logging back in can refresh your view, but this won't always guarantee removing the repository. Limit Interaction: If you want to avoid seeing certain repositories, limiting further interaction with them (such as avoiding writing issues or comments) may prevent them from appearing in the future. |
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I have been interacting with two repositories dozens of times per day for the last two weeks. Neither is listed in my top repositories. There are instead several repos which I had minimal interactions with weeks ago. |
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I have completely reformatted my PC at least twice since I started this account which required me to relog into my account each time. Never changed my views. Whether interacting with new stuff starts pushing old stuff out I can't say because I don't interact with much on here. I mainly use it for bug reports and suggestions for other stuff and occasionally checking to see if something has updates. I don't need my list littered with repositories I haven't interacted with in over 6 months for software I don't even use anymore and likely will never need again. They should have a way to remove repositories from the list manually or even add some to it. As it stands, its nothing more than a "Recent Documents" feature from windows that you can't edit or remove when it should be more like when you pin something to your menus and should allow you to edit it. |
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I know I commented on this months ago but Github, rather than suggesting workarounds, laboriously requesting people to remove us from previous repos or whatever, re-explaining why you think clogging up people's workspace with stale projects is a good idea etc - why not give the Github user the choice? Let them start with a blank slate and then "would you like to show X, Y, Z" ? Does the fact that the platform needs a third party extension to work optimally bother anyone at Github? Refined Github has 80,000 users and there are others. As for being able to avoid seeing certain repositeries by limiting your interaction with them - NO. My top repos are ones I have not gone near for nearly two years, the software something I checked out once - this is not a dynamic feature, it is a static, compulsory non-feature and it shows contempt for your users. |
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Exactly this! Even if their workaround worked it would be a lousy, insufficient solution. And it doesn't work anyway. And honestly, this does not seem like it would be a technically complicated thing to fix so that it actually worked in a sensible way. |
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This |
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FYI to anyone who still has this issue... I followed this advise and it worked for me! I no longer see the repository under the Top Repositories on the start page, so maybe give this a try. Thanks @anil35 |
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Hello,
There is a repository in Top Repositories section on my startup page.
It has appeared since I wrote a new issue in its issues.
This repository is not mine and also, I'm not a collaborator. It is not shown in "my repositories" and neither on "settings/repositories".
Why is it shown at startup and how can I remove it?
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