Your emails and what the bar says
When you're in SeeRepo, your panel and each folder tell you what changed. When you're not, an email reaches you when something asks you to act.
What reaches you
- The tests break on a project's main branch. It takes you to Health.
- A new serious task shows up in Health, like a leaked key. It opens its sheet.
- A read fails: SeeRepo couldn't read your last push.
- A map stops: GitHub took away SeeRepo's access, or your plan froze it.
- A map is shared with you.
You get one a day at most per project and per kind, so tests that flap don't fill your inbox. A failed read and a stopped map only reach the owner. The rest also reaches whoever the map is shared with.
How to turn them off
In Settings → Emails: Email notifications turns them all on or off, and each kind has its own switch. Every email ends with a link to that page.
What a project's bar says
If the bar says nothing, your map is up to date. It only speaks when there's something:
- Reading your last push: SeeRepo is reading what you pushed. It goes away by itself when it ends, and you only see it if the project is yours.
- Couldn't read: tap it to see why. If the project is yours, Read again is right there.
- Frozen and Disconnected: your map stopped following your pushes. Tap them to see why and how to bring it back.
To check which commit your map is up to date with, open the project's settings: General says "Up to date with", with a link to that commit on GitHub.