My Organizations and Shared With Me
My Organizations, after My Work in the repository list, lists the organizations you belong to, the ones you are an owner of first and then the rest by name. It is also on View → View Mode → My Organizations. Each row reads the organization’s name, your role in it (owner or member) and how many of its repositories you can see.
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
Enter |
List the organization’s repositories, most recently pushed first |
Backspace |
From those repositories, come back to My Organizations, on the same organization |
Ctrl+O |
Open the organization on GitHub |
Ctrl+F |
Filter the list |
R |
Reload the list |
An organization’s repositories work like Starred and Watched: the
same columns, details and keys, and Enter on one opens it
here, with Backspace bringing you back to it.
An organization’s repositories are kept out of the list of your own,
so belonging to a big organization, which may have hundreds or thousands
of repositories, doesn’t bury yours. To keep one you use often a
keystroke away, favorite it with F.
Shared With Me lists other people’s repositories you have been made a collaborator on. It leaves out repositories owned by your organizations, which are already under My Organizations. It is only in the repository list when there is at least one, and works like Starred and Watched.
These keep the repository you were in, so Ctrl+1 takes
you back to it.