GitHub

Overview of the GitHub integration.

The following documentation is for GitHub v2.0.1.

Overview

GitHub is the world's leading platform for version control and collaborative software development. This integration enables automated repository management, issue tracking, pull request operations, and code deployment workflows. Streamline your development processes and enhance team collaboration on code projects.

Setup

The following integrations need to be connected to your Kognitos workspace:

• GitHub

Steps

Follow these steps to connect the integration in Kognitos:

1

Navigate

Using the left navigation menu, go to Integrations → Explore Integrations.

2

Find

Search for the integration and click on it.

3

Connect

Click on Connect to add a connection to the integration.

4

Configure

Add a name for the connection. You'll be prompted for authentication details if needed. Then, click on Connect.

Authentication

Use one of the following authentication methods to connect this integration in Kognitos. Each method has its own configuration requirements.

Connect using API Key

Connect to the GitHub API using an API key.

Label	Description	Type
API Key	The API key to be used for connecting	sensitive

Actions

The following actions are available in the GitHub integration:

1. Create a pull request in a repository source

Create a pull request for a specified GitHub repository.

2. Create an issue in a repository source

Create an issue for a specified GitHub repository.

3. Get the commits from a repository source

Get the commits from a GitHub repository.

4. Get the issues from a repository source

Get the issues from a GitHub repository.

5. Get the pull request from a repository source

Get a pull request from a GitHub repository.

6. Get the pull requests from a repository source

Get the pull requests from a GitHub repository.

7. Get the repositories from a source organization

Get the repositories from a GitHub organization.

8. Get the team from a source organization

Get a team from a GitHub organization.

9. Get the teams from a source organization

Get the teams from a GitHub organization.

10. Get the user from a name

Get a user from GitHub.

11. Request reviewers for a pull request

Request reviewers for a pull request in a specified GitHub repository.

12. Update a pull request in a repository source

Update a pull request for a specified GitHub repository.

13. Update an issue in a repository source

Update an issue for a specified GitHub repository.

Concepts

Github issue

GitHub Issue Wrapper class.

Field Name	Description	Type
number	The number of the issue. Optional since is None in case of creating an issue.	optional[number]
title	The title of the issue. Optional since can be None in case of editing an issue.	optional[text]
body	The body of the issue. Optional since can be None in case of editing an issue.	optional[text]
state	The state of the issue. Optional since is None in case of creating an issue.	optional[text]
labels	The labels of the issue. Optional since can be None in case of editing an issue.	optional[list of github label]
user	The user of the issue. Optional since is None in case of creating an issue.	optional[github user]

Github label

GitHub Label Wrapper class.

Field Name	Description	Type
color	The color of the label.	text
description	The description of the label.	optional[text]
name	The name of the label.	text
url	The URL of the label.	text

Github user

GitHub User Wrapper class.

Field Name	Description	Type
login	The login of the user.	optional[text]
id	The ID of the user.	optional[number]
type	The type of the user.	optional[text]

Github pull request

GitHub Pull Request Wrapper class.

Field Name	Description	Type
number	The number of the pull request. Optional since is None in case of creating a pull request.	optional[number]
head	The head of the pull request. Optional since can be None in case of editing a pull request.	optional[github pull request part? or text]
title	The title of the pull request. Optional since can be None in case of editing a pull request.	optional[text]
base	The base of the pull request. Optional since can be None in case of editing a pull request.	optional[github pull request part? or text]
body	The body of the pull request. Optional since can be None in case of editing a pull request.	optional[text]
state	The state of the pull request. Optional since is None in case of creating a pull request.	optional[text]

Github commit

GitHub Commit Wrapper class.

Field Name	Description	Type
commit	The commit.	optional[github git commit]
sha	The SHA of the commit.	optional[text]
stats	The commit stats.	optional[github commit stats]
url	The URL of the commit.	optional[text]

Github git commit

GitHub Git Commit Wrapper class.

Field Name	Description	Type
author	The author of the commit.	optional[github git author]
committer	The committer of the commit.	optional[github git author]
message	The message of the commit.	optional[text]
sha	The SHA of the commit.	optional[text]

Github commit stats

GitHub Commit Stats Wrapper class.

Field Name	Description	Type
total	The total number of commits.	number
deletions	The number of deletions.	number
additions	The number of additions.	number

Github repository

GitHub Repository Wrapper class.

Field Name	Description	Type
branches_url	The branches URL.	text
commits_url	The commits URL.	text
description	The description of the repository.	text
git_commits_url	The git commits URL.	text
git_tags_url	The git tags URL.	text
git_url	The git URL.	text
name	The name of the repository.	text

Github team

GitHub Team Wrapper class.

Field Name	Description	Type
id	The ID of the team.	number
url	The URL of the team.	text
name	The name of the team.	text
slug	The slug of the team.	text
description	The description of the team.	text
privacy	The privacy of the team.	text
permission	The permission of the team.	text
members	The members of the team.	optional[list of github user]
members_url	The members URL of the team.	optional[text]
repositories_url	The repositories URL of the team.	text