GitHub
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Go to GitHub (opens in a new tab) and log in.
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Click on your profile photo in the upper-right corner, then click Settings.
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In the left sidebar, click on Developer settings.
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In the left sidebar, under Personal access tokens select the kind of access token you want. Click Here (opens in a new tab) for more information.
To access enterprise features (e.g. Audit logs), create a Token (classic).
- Select Generate new token, then click on Generate new token
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Optionally, you can give your token a descriptive name and adjust it's Expiration.
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Select which Repositories should be accessible with this token and select the Permissions you would like to give this token. For more information about specific permission, click Here (opens in a new tab).
The needed scopes depend on the API endpoint and are specified in the corresponding documentation page.
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Click Generate token.
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Copy your token.
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Go to the Settings page in Admyral. Click on Create New Secret in the Secrets section.
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Give your credential a name, e.g.
GitHub. -
The following secrets structure is expected:
| Key | Value |
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access_token | Paste your Access Token here |
- Click on the Save button.
Alternatively, you can use the following CLI command structure:
admyral secret set github_secret --value access_token=your_access_token