Repository connections let Kubly access GitHub and GitLab repositories for listing repos, selecting branches, building images, installing webhooks, and rebuilding deployments.
- Connects GitHub or GitLab through OAuth, personal access tokens, or organization/group connections.
- Lists repositories and branches.
- Supports repository builds and rebuilds.
- Supports webhook installation for auto-redeploy workflows.
- You want to deploy from source code.
- You need Kubly to rebuild an app after code changes.
- You manage repositories through a user or organization connection.
- A GitHub or GitLab account or access token.
- Repository read permission.
- Webhook permission if you want auto-redeploy.
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- Open the repository connection area or start a Git deployment.
- Choose GitHub or GitLab.
- Authorize Kubly through OAuth, enter a personal access token, or select an organization connection.
- Confirm Kubly can list repositories and branches.
- Use the connection when creating a Git deployment.
- Install or enable webhooks if you want automatic rebuilds.
- Using a token with missing repository scope.
- Connecting the wrong Git provider account.
- Forgetting to update Kubly when a token expires.
- Use the least permissions that still allow repository read and webhook management.
- Keep organization connections documented for your team.
- If repository lists are empty, check account access and token scope.