Connecting GitHub

Connect GitHub

• OAuth
• Personal

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Use Connectors

Find GitHub on the Connectors page.

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Open the private authorization control. Approve access to the organizations and repositories that you need. Each member connects their own account. ufo can access only the GitHub organizations and repositories available to that account.

What ufo can do

With the required repository access, ufo can:

• Read and change repository files.
• Clone private repositories and push branches.
• Open and update pull requests.
• Read issues, reviews, checks, and GitHub Actions runs.
• Publish requested issue, pull request, or review changes.

State the repository, branch, required proof, and publication boundary in the request.

Fix the failing type check in acme/web. Run the focused tests and open a pull request. Do not merge it.

Add a repository as knowledge

Use a synced source to make Markdown files available as shared knowledge or to start work when selected repository streams change.

Fix GitHub access

If ufo can read issues but cannot clone or push a private repository, reconnect the account of the member who requested the work. Confirm that this account can access the repository. A teammate’s connection does not grant your session access.

See Writing code and Reviewing pull requests.