List of GitHub repositories to monitor.

Format: owner/repository
Example: LoveRetro/NextUI

The plugin will fetch release data for all listed repositories and display them in a unified view.
Example: owner/repository

Number of releases to fetch per repository in a single API request.
Example: 1

Show only the most recent release from each repository.

When enabled, this filter is applied before the time filter, ensuring you see the latest valid release (respecting draft and pre-release settings) from each repository.

Example: If the latest release is a draft and drafts are excluded, the plugin will show the next most recent non-draft release.

Yes: One release per repository
No: All matching releases

Filter releases published within the last specified number of days.

Examples:
● 7 = Last week's releases
● 31 = Last month's releases
● empty, 0 or negative = All releases (no time filter)

This filter is applied after draft and pre-release filters.
Example: 31

Determine whether to show pre-release versions.

Pre-releases are typically beta, alpha, or release candidate versions that are not yet considered stable.

Yes: Show all releases including pre-releases
No: Show only stable releases

Determine whether to show draft releases.

Draft releases are unpublished and typically only visible to repository maintainers. They may not be finalized.

Yes: Show draft releases
No: Show only published releases

Display the time elapsed since the previous release from the same repository.

Shows how long it took between consecutive releases (e.g., '+8 days', '+2 months').

This calculation includes all releases from the repository, even those filtered out by draft/pre-release/date settings, to give you an accurate picture of the actual release cadence.

Yes: Show time delta next to each release date
No: Show only the release date

Display the title bar