GitHub repositories
The GitHub repositories you connect, synced with their issues and pull requests.
A GitHub repository record is a repository you connected, kept in sync with GitHub. It holds the repository's issues and pull requests.
How it works
To bring in your repositories, connect GitHub:
- In Settings › Connections, click Connect and choose GitHub. You sign in through the Continual GitHub App. To include a GitHub organization's repositories, install the app on it.
- Continual finds every repository that both you and the app can read, and checks for new ones every 15 minutes.
- Each repository syncs its issues and pull requests every 5 minutes, with a full sync once a day.
The sync is one way: GitHub stays the source. In Continual you set only a repository's Maintainer; the sync sets everything else. Everyone in your organization can read the synced repositories.
Object: changes freely, and its history keeps the old values.
Fields
- ConnectionSet by Continual
- Link to a connection
- Maintainer
- Link to an user
- Full nameSet by Continual
- Text
- URLSet by Continual
- Web address
- DescriptionSet by Continual
- Text
- Default branchSet by Continual
- Text
- VisibilitySet by Continual
- Public, Private, Internal
- ArchivedSet by Continual
- Yes or no