

Specifies branches for which Collaborator will not create reviews on direct pushes. If this edit box is empty, the branch main will be tracked. Note that wildcards and regular expressions cannot be used if you enable the Status check required setting (see below). You can use Java-style regular expressions to match specific branch names, or you can use the * wildcard (alone, or separated by commas) to match all branches. The names of branches to track changes and create reviews on pull requests and direct pushes.

Specifies whether to override existing configurations that track the same repository URI. If none of the repositories were chosen, the wizard will display the Create for all button below the settings section. If any of the repositories were chosen, the wizard will display the Create for selected button below the settings section. Use Ctrl+click or Shift+click for multi-selection. Select which repositories you need to track. Displays a list of repositories available for the specified user or organization. To learn more about webhook settings on the GitHub side, see GitHub documentation:Īfter specifying connection settings, you can click Load repositories to retrieve a list of repositories available for the specified user or organization. If provided, must be at least 8 characters long. This is the token that we generated in GitHub earlier. The personal access token for a GitHub account that has access to your remote repository.

Webhooks will be created for those repositories where allowed by the repository permissions for the specified user. This includes every repository on every team that the user is on. Organization member: Repositories that the user has access to through being a member of an organization.Collaborator: Repositories that the user has been added to as a collaborator.Owner: Repositories that are owned by the specified user.Defines which types of repositories to track. Specifies the name of your GitHub organization account (OrganizationName). Required only for organization owned repositories (). Specifies the host name of your GitHub Enterprise server.

Required for repositories hosted on GitHub Enterprise servers. Specify settings in the the following sections of the wizard: Connection settings Setting
