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Create and configure a new GitHub App¶
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Creating a new GitHub App¶
Navigate to your GitHub installation Settings > Developer Settings > GitHub Apps > New GitHub App or https://github.example.com/settings/apps/new
, where github.example.com is your GitHub Enterprise hostname.
Field | Value |
---|---|
GitHub App name | Codacy |
Homepage URL | https://codacy.example.com |
User authorization callback URL | https://codacy.example.com |
Webhook URL | https://codacy.example.com/2.0/events/gh/organization |
Repository permissions | |
Administration | Read & Write |
Checks | Read & Write |
Issues | Read & Write |
Metadata | Read Only |
Pull requests | Read & Write |
Webhooks | Read & Write |
Commit statuses | Read & Write |
Organization permissions | |
Members | Read Only |
Webhooks | Read & Write |
User permissions | |
Email addresses | Read Only |
Git SSH keys | Read & Write |
Where can this GitHub App be installed? | Any account |
Configuring a new GitHub App¶
Configure the name of the created app in Codacy's configuration panel (codacy.example.com:9000).
Update both Client ID and Client Secret with the ones generated by the new App (codacy.example.com/admin/integrations).
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