The host's page for branch in the repo origin points at, or null when
the remote is not one this can resolve without guessing, the origin is
absent (a local-only source or a repo with no remote — AC3), or the branch
name is empty.
Every segment of the branch is percent-encoded but the separators are not:
run/csvpeek addresses the branch, not a directory called run, and
GitHub's tree URLs read it that way.
The host's page for
branchin the repooriginpoints at, or null when the remote is not one this can resolve without guessing, the origin is absent (a local-only source or a repo with no remote — AC3), or the branch name is empty.Every segment of the branch is percent-encoded but the separators are not:
run/csvpeekaddresses the branch, not a directory calledrun, and GitHub's tree URLs read it that way.