GitHub Integration
Integration guide for Resmo GitHub Integration.
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Integration guide for Resmo GitHub Integration.
Last updated
Resmo integrates with GitHub to make sure your GitHub environment is safe and compliant.
Collect all your GitHub assets in place
Ability to query your GitHub users, repositories, issues, organization members and much more.
Setup rule notifications based on GitHub resource configurations.
Use GitHub Best Practices packs to check your GitHub security and compliance posture.
Ability to cross query GitHub resources like deployment with other tools like AWS EC2 and see their relations.
Resmo has an official GitHub application that you can install once you sign up for a Resmo account.
Our application uses API to make the initial polling and receive existing resources. Then, we use GitHub webhooks to collect updates in real-time!
API polling
Webhook
Resmo GitHub integration collects GitHub repositories, users, organizations, teams, deployments, issues, and much more!
See the full update list:
Ensure organization members enable two-factor authentication
List pull requests handled by a developer in the last 5 days
List open pull request that has no assigned reviewer or tag for 2 days
Ensure all your organization's repositories stay private
Ensure no one becomes an admin in your org except a given email address
See Pull requests merged without any comments or review
Create or log in to your Resmo account.
Go to the integrations page, find, and select GitHub.
3. Click the Add Integration button from the bottom right corner of the opening modal.
4. You'll be redirected to GitHub. Accept permissions.
5. You are ready! Now you can start querying your GitHub resources!
If you uninstall GitHub App on GitHub, we don't delete the integration on our side, so you can continue seeing your resources and query them.
Coming Soon: We are working on adding a mark to show you that you deleted the integration and it is not receiving updates anymore.
If you uninstall GitHub App on Resmo, you need to go to your GitHub account and delete the Resmo app. The automatic deletion is coming soon.
To delete the integration, open the GitHub integration from Integrations>GitHub. Go to the Connected Integrations tab from the opening modal and select the one you want to remove or disable.
