repo
n. countablen. a short way of saying 'repossession' or 'repository'. In finance, it is a quick loan; in computing, it is where code is stored.
n. a repurchase agreement in financial markets, or a storage location for software packages and version control in computing. Often functions as a clipped form of 'repossession' in colloquial contexts.
I need to push my latest code changes to the repo.
The bank entered into a repo agreement to manage its short-term liquidity needs before the end of the quarter.
Open-source developers frequently fork a popular repo to experiment with new features without affecting the stability of the primary codebase maintained by the original authors.
Clippings.
Commonly used as a clipped form in both financial and technical jargon; pluralizes as 'repos'.