Connect GitHub
TulipFarm has two GitHub connections. GitHub is private to you. GitHub team is shared with selected people and teams.
TulipFarm has two GitHub connections. GitHub is your private connection. GitHub team is a shared connection that an admin sets up.
Choose a connection
Section titled “Choose a connection”| GitHub | GitHub team | |
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| Who connects it | You | A workspace admin |
| Who can use it | Only you in this workspace. Admins cannot view or use it. | Selected people and teams. Connection managers grant use and repository access. |
| What it can do | Read repositories, pull requests, issues, and more. Make supported GitHub changes, which ask first. | Read individually granted issues. Investigate permitted code, issues, pull requests, Actions, releases, and discussions. |
| Where you use it | Your personal chats | Private chats and tasks |
Connect your personal GitHub account
Section titled “Connect your personal GitHub account”-
Select Connections in the sidebar.
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Select GitHub.
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Select Connect GitHub account.
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Sign in to GitHub and allow access.
You can connect more than one GitHub account. Select Connect another GitHub account to add a different login.
Each supported change waits for your approval before it runs. See Approvals.
To stop using an account, select Manage accounts. Then select Disconnect for that account. Disconnecting stops new TulipFarm calls. It does not change your GitHub repositories.
Use the GitHub team connection
Section titled “Use the GitHub team connection”A workspace admin adds the GitHub team connection under Settings in the GitHub team panel. A connection manager then shares it with people and teams. Connection use and repository access are shared separately.
If you are not an admin, the panel shows “Ask a workspace admin to connect GitHub.”