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If you're a paying user it's 5GB per repository. If you are not on a paid tier, all your repositories share a pool of 5GB per namespace. A namespace is basical
by Macha 4y ago
If you're a paying user it's 5GB per repository.
If you are not on a paid tier, all your repositories share a pool of 5GB per namespace. A namespace is basically a user or project. So if you don't use namespaces, everything is under your personal user namespace and your limit is 5GB total storage across all your repositories.
- Donckele 4y agoSo can I create multiple “namespaces” and each one can contain a repository of 5GB?
- Macha 4y agoThey need to be top level groups. But yes, if you have public repos repoa/repoa and repob/repob instead of user/repoa and user/repob, then my understanding is both repoa and repob will hae 5GB each.
- mlegendre 4y ago> If you're a paying user it's 5GB per repository. TFA says 10 GB (and so does my experience). > A namespace is basically a user or project I believe you meant to write "a user or a group".