Connect GitHub
Install the devlo GitHub App so devlo can review pull requests and work on your repositories.
Before you begin: to install on a GitHub organization, you must be an owner of it on GitHub.
If your organization already uses devlo, don’t install it again. To see the organization in devlo, ask an owner to make you an admin on Settings > User Management. If you signed in with Google, first select Connect GitHub on Home and authorize your GitHub account; you can close GitHub’s install page without installing.
Install the app
Section titled “Install the app”-
On Home, select Connect GitHub. To add another account later, select Add under Organizations.
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If you signed in with Google, authorize your GitHub account when GitHub asks.
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Choose the account or organization to install on.
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Choose All repositories or Only select repositories, then confirm. GitHub sends you back to devlo.
What happens next
Section titled “What happens next”- The account appears in devlo as an organization, and you’re its owner.
- For a GitHub organization, its members are added as users.
- Code review and
@devloaimentions on pull requests are on.
A new organization shares your personal plan and credits until you buy a separate subscription. See Whose plan applies.
Change repositories
Section titled “Change repositories”To add repositories, select Add Repositories on Repositories. To remove repositories or uninstall, select Modify Installation on a repository’s page. Uninstalling stops devlo on that account’s repositories and removes its members and roles. It doesn’t cancel a paid plan; see Manage billing.
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”Also known as: install the GitHub App, setup, onboarding, add repositories, uninstall, already installed.