mc-ext-github
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Mission Control Extension for working with GitHub, including cloning repos, handling webhooks, and the status API.
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This is an extension for Mission Control to use GitHub webhooks, and other features (in the future).
Add GITHUB_WEBHOOK_SECRET=a_securely_generated_random_string (and input a random key which will be used later to configure webhooks)
A quick method for generating an alphanumeric string:
openssl rand -hex 24
Go to your repository on GitHub.
Click on "Settings".
Click on "Webhooks & services"
Click on Add Webhook
Enter the URL of your Mission Control with the extension webhook endpoint included http://your-host-name/ext/mc/github/webhooks/execute-pipeline/1234. Replace 1234 with your pipeline configuration id to trigger. (Note: It is highly recommended to use HTTPS.)
Enter the GITHUB_WEBHOOK_SECRET from your .env file.
Choose "Let me select individual events".
Check the events that you want to trigger a build. You may want to check "push" and "pull request".
Click "Add webhook"
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Mission Control Extension for working with GitHub, including cloning repos, handling webhooks, and the status API.
The npm package mc-ext-github receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, mc-ext-github popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that mc-ext-github demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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