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  • Prerequisites
  • Follow these steps to seamlessly integrate with GitHub:
  • Step 1. Generate an API Token
  • Step 2. Install On-Premises Agent
  1. Integrations

On-Premises GitHub

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Prerequisites

  • The server's IP address, where the agent will be running, must be whitelisted in Github Cloud/Server.

Follow these steps to seamlessly integrate with GitHub:

Step 1. Generate an API Token

  1. Navigate to Settings > Developer settings in Github.

  2. Navigate to Tokens(classic) in Personal access tokens.

  3. Then Click on Generate new token(classic) in Generate new token dropdown.

  4. Provide a name for the token, such as dd-token. Set the expiration to No expiration. Note: If the token expires, you'll have to perform the integration once again!!

  5. Check the following scopes: repo, read:package, read:org, read:repo_hook, user, read:discussion, read:project.

  6. Click on Generate token.

  7. Copy the generated token.

Step 2. Install On-Premises Agent

  • You can refer On-Premises Agent Installation Guide to successfully setup agent.

With these steps completed, the integration with on-premises Github is successfully done!!