LogoLogo
  • Get Started
    • Glue 101
    • Getting started for admins
    • Getting started for users
    • Download apps
    • Help & support
    • Keyboard shortcuts
  • Workspaces
    • Workspaces
    • Workspace Settings
    • Multiple workspaces
    • External Users
      • Using Glue without a workspace
    • Custom emojis
  • Groups
    • Groups Overview
    • Group Settings
      • Admin settings for groups
      • Group notification settings
    • Group Directory
  • Conversations
    • Introduction to Messaging in Glue
    • Threads
      • Creating new Threads
      • Create a thread from an existing message
      • Managing Threads
      • Thread Permissions
    • Group chat
    • Direct messages
  • Inbox
    • Inbox
    • Bulk actions
    • Search
  • Glue AI
    • Glue AI
  • Feed
    • Feed
  • Account Profile and Preferences
    • Account Setup
    • Profile
    • Preferences
    • Push Notifications
      • Notification Troubleshooting
  • For admins
    • Workspace setup
    • Slack import
      • Custom emoji import
    • Group setup
    • Manage workspace members
    • Security
    • Billing
  • Integrations
    • Glue Integrations Overview
    • Webhooks
    • Zapier apps
    • GitHub
    • Typeform
    • ClickUp
    • Monday.com
    • Zoom
    • Google Meet
    • CircleCI
    • Sentry
    • Google Drive
    • Coming soon
  • Labs
    • MCP Servers
  • Release notes
    • Release Notes
  • FAQ
    • Miscellaneous
    • Troubleshooting Questions
Powered by GitBook
On this page

Was this helpful?

  1. Integrations

GitHub

Receive updates on Issues and PRs in Glue.

PreviousZapier appsNextTypeform

Last updated 11 months ago

Was this helpful?

Step 1: Add the GitHub app to your workspace
  • In Glue, navigate to workspace settings --> Apps tab

  • Locate the GitHub app and click Add

  • Click Add to Workspace

Step 2: Add the GitHub app to a group or thread

The GitHub app can be added to either a group or a thread:

  • Group: When adding the GitHub app to a group, it can be configured to either create new threads or send updates to the Group chat.

  • Thread: The GitHub app will send notifications to the thread.

To add the GitHub app to a group, navigate to the group and then choose Apps from the menu to open the Apps tab of the group settings.

To add the GitHub app to a thread, navigate to the the thread and then choose Thread Settings from the menu. With the settings open, choose the Apps tab.

From the Apps tab of either a group or thread, click to add GitHub.

A modal will appear where you can connect a repository.

Step 3: Connect a repository

After adding the GitHub app to a group or thread, you will need to choose and configure GitHub repositories that you want to receive updates for.

Start by clicking Connect a Repo

When connecting your first repository, you'll be ask to sign in to GitHub. Click Authorize.

A window will appear where you can log in to GitHub. Click Authorize to let Glue access your account.

After logging in, you'll be asked to install the Glue app for GitHub to you GitHub organization. Click Install.

A window will appear where you can choose a GitHub organization. When choosing repositories, make sure to choose all of the repositories you want to use with Glue, not just the ones you want to use with the selected group or thread. You won't receive updates for any repos until you configure them later in Glue and you can configure different repositories for different groups/threads. When you're done, click Install.

After signing in and installing the app, choose a Repo from the list and then click Add

Choose which events you want to receive messages for and then click Next.

If you're connecting a repo to a group, you'll be asked whether you want to send all updates to the group chat or create threads for each Issue, PR, etc.

The repo you added will now appear in the list of repos connected to the group or thread you selected. From here you can connect another repo to this thread or Remove any previously connected repos.

To manage this list in the future, go back to the Apps section of the group or thread and click the edit button next to GitHub.